Sonia Arrison Columns

You can read the entire column here, but the summary is this: “California’s proposition choices paint a picture of a state that is pro-technology but could use some lessons in economics and political theory. Supporting stem cell research and opposing

My TNW column today focuses on the controversy surrounding implantable RFID chips. It’s not the privacy crisis everyone thinks it is.

Read all about it here.

Here’s my column on VoIP from last week.

Here’s my column from last Friday on why the California stem cell initiative is flawed.

The California PUC is supposed to help consumers get better telecom services, but instead it appears to be holding back investment. Here’s an excerpt from a recent column I wrote about it: As a result of the PUC’s action, Verizon

See my column on it here.

Here’s my coloumn in TNW today urging government to stay out of designing technology.

State Public Utilities Commission meetings are usually fairly boring affairs, but at last Thursday’s CPUC meeting, I was surprised to see a packed room and grand theatrics over UNE-P rates in California. I know what you’re thinking — didn’t a

Here’s my Tech News World column marveling at how Steve Jobs is making the same mistake he made 20 years ago with the Mac OS by trying to lock other companies out of the iPod. That strategy didn’t work so

Here’s my column on Star Trek and the American character.

Here’s my most recent column on telecom and the rather surprising statement by the liberal NCSL recognizing that telecom has competition from cable, satellite, etc.

Here’s my column from today on the predictive value of futures markets and how some Congresscritters don’t like them.

VOIP faces a number of hurdles from the political arena. To read more about it, see my column here.

Here’s my Friday column on Hillary Clinton and her tech policy mishaps.