Just this afternoon, the FCC denied Google's request to mandate whoesale access when the government early next year auctions new radio bandwidth, for a part of which Google pledged to pay up to $4.6 billion. This is good news for Verizon, AT&T and the cable boys. It is bad news -- unless it can be changed by congress -- for everyone else.
· Ronnie Earle files for statewide run in TX (Texas Nate)
· IA-Sen: Get to know Bob Krause (desmoinesdem)
· Sunlight Foundation launches "Transparency Corps" (desmoinesdem)
· Tom Perriello: "I can deal with losing reelection. I can’t deal with being a coward." (lowkell)
· How wisely is your state spending stimulus road money? (desmoinesdem)
· IA-Gov: An early look at the Republican field (desmoinesdem)
· Status of Jim Webb, Bobby Scott Crime Bills (lowkell)
· LA-Sen: Vitter's Already Scared of Charlie! (DailyKingFish)
· National Review Online Lies, Smears Tom Perriello (lowkell)
· Senator Dorgan supports public option, Senator Conrad dodges questino (desmoinesdem)
· LA-Sen: Melancon's Chances Look Good (DailyKingFish)
· Swing State Project updates "Open Seat Watch" (desmoinesdem)
