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February 2, 2006
DeLong on Google/China
Bret Swanson

Here's James DeLong, with the most sophisticated take on the Google-China dilemma. He not only gets the technology right but also offers intriguing thoughts on the geopolitical landscape and the very state of democracy in the West. It's provacative, but I think he's right.

Tom Hazlett also understands what's going on.

-Bret Swanson

Posted by Bret Swanson on February 2, 2006 9:50 AM |

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