IFTF release Paul Baran's 1971 forecasts for the future of the Internet: http://bit.ly/hPdZK5 # Wharton posts video of my 15-minute BizTalk on Business and Government in the Network Age. Check it out: http://bit.ly/fnezx1 # Fantastic preview of the antitrust review of AT&T/T-Mobile, by Stanford's Roger Noll & Greg Rosston: http://bit.ly/eg0qsq # Yum. RT @adamwerbach: Average American consumes 22 teaspoons added sugar daily, teens consume 34 teaspoons. http://on.msnbc.com/gkFuRv #

RIP Paul Baran, visionary creator of packet switching. Never knew he grew up in Philly! http://nyti.ms/hvoyOR # RT @wa8dzp: Paul Baran & 'Open Spectrum': http://bit.ly/f4silv (via @brough) Baran felt that U.S. spectrum policy based on 'false scarcity' # Paul Baran: A Man Ahead of His Time – Here’s Paul Baran, the legendary technologist who died yesterday,… http://tumblr.com/xpc1ws8rw5 #

Swype just suggested "Lessig" when I tried to enter "Kiddush." That's a new one. #

Hanging in Fishtown with all the cool kids. And Johanna. #

Cool. Just found out I was member number 1396 out of 100,000,000 at LinkedIn. So close to 1337! # 6 Trillion SMS messages were sent worldwide in 2010. That's 200,000 per second. # Uh oh. My brother is inciting the Palestra! RT @RevistaVivasa: Adam Werbach já iniciou sua palestra. # So I'm even more l33t! RT @johnolilly: MT @adamnash: Another @LinkedIn trivia item: no memberID under 1000, because IDs started ...

At #PhillyTechMeetup at Wharton. # Congrats to @adamwerbach for Rolling Stone listing his Noise Pop film in the 7 best music documentaries of the year! http://bit.ly/fF9tWF # MT @anildash: Interesting to see "proper" game experts talk about Zynga the way "proper" journos talked about bloggers in 2004. # “'If a company like ours is having bandwidth constraints, you have to ration that bandwidth – pricing is usual… (cont) http://deck.ly/~qfBEb # ...

I’m intrigued and a bit perplexed by the recent announcement of the Open Networking Foundation and its vision of programmable networks.  This quote crystallizes what I’m wondering about: “In the OpenFlow network, all the intelligence will be in a central point, so it’s easier to do complex things.” — Urs Hoelzle, SVP of Engineering, Google I thought the Internet was all about de-centralized intelligence? I know ONF is a serious ...

RT @mobilefuture: By 2020, the Internet of things will connect 50b devices globally, says Genachowski (Qualcomm stat). #ctia # @sivavaid You don't understand. "Apple" is french, short for "App Le Store", meaning App Store. They own the term under Hadopi. # @boingboing @doctorow Wrong headline re: Wikipedia. Story is about students, not scholars. Though we should too. http://bit.ly/fQBUPm # Judge rejects revised Google Books settlement: http://j.mp/gfNiqO #

US wireless endgame? "We knew there would be some kind of merger…": http://t.co/koXVrQt # It's still the biggest. MT @robpegoraro: Sprint/Google might have been today's biggest wireless news before AT&T&T: http://wapo.st/dKHWdn # @martingeddes The weakest operator was always going to be the first to flip. Question is whether the model becomes established. # AT&T: Our mobile data traffic grew 8,000% the past four years; by 2015 expected to be 8-10x ...

Finally watching #InsideJob are getting the DVD. Amazing job of explaining the financial crisis. #