Rick Whitt on Google-Verizon

Posted by jonl | Sep 12, 2010 | Free Speech, Transparency | 0

David Weinberger interviewed Rick Whitt, a Google lawyer and lobbyist, about the proposed Google-Verizon framework. The original post is here.

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