Well-written story regarding an issue that has not received much press in the U.S. The quotes are all from citizens, so no high-ranking officials weigh in on the issue.
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The story makes one of the parties out to be the villain, which makes the story seem more unbalanced.
I don't know if it is supposed to be news or not, but this felt more like an editorial that bashed those involved.
The piece itself is short and more of a thought experiment than a news story. The author uses numbers that work to his advantage and are disputed in the comments, but it doesn't change the genius of his idea.
The article itself is short and well done, but the real value is in the comments. The author and those leaving comments engage in a high-level ... More »
While I liked the story, I think it could have done more. This is not a new topic-- with new technologies comes the question of whether print ... More »
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While I liked the story, I think it could have done more. This is not a new topic-- with new technologies comes the question of whether print ... More »




The author handles the subject matter well. Great story.