On Monday morning, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced new “network neutrality” rules governing Internet providers, including wireless companies. 

For the sake of consumers, nanotech firms should compete in the marketplace, not in Washington. Otherwise a vibrant, dynamic, and innovative sector risks becoming a dreary public utility like any other.

Online users need to be careful with their information, but hyping privacy fears is unwarranted.

If early termination fees reduce competition in the cell phone marketplace, then why is there so much of it?