Looking forward v much to our discussion this morning at the UK's Competition & Markets Authority on #interoperability: lessons (for the #DMCCA) from #telecoms regulation!
Tim Cowen (Preiskell & Co. antitrust chair) and Prof. @chrismarsden.bsky.social are both world authorities on this topic 👀 And we have a surprise guest to talk about payments & water regulation lessons!
Here are my background slides docs.google.com/presentation/d…
Interop demos
Interoperability is already here… …it’s just unevenly distributed (William Gibson)Google Docs
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The memorandum indicated the need to alert the Jewish religious and communal leadership to the rising danger on the regional, state and local levels. Other remedies included the formation of committees “to monitor Christian publications, speakers, programs, etc., that take place in church meetings,” and bureaus of “informed Jewish speakers” to speak and respond to the media. Also encouraged was “personal contacts and friendships with Christian clergy . . . [which] may include lunches, pulpit exchange, social visits, private and public meetings.”")
Peter Brown
in reply to Michael • • •“In the middle of the war, the deranged man who rules the US tried to take credit for what the madman in Israel was doing.”
Excellent analysis!
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