The People Have the Power! Run for Your Lives!
In his Sunday column, the New York Times' Thomas L. Friedman cites a batch of happy evidence of how people are using the Web, Google, and Wi-Fi connections in ever-expanding numbers. Then he complains about it:
In other words, once Wi-Fi is in place, with one little Internet connection I can download anything from anywhere and I can spread anything from anywhere.
In other words, people can act just like Tom Friedman does, minus the globe-trotting expense account. No wonder he's nervous.
