In voting technology, the pace of innovation was outpacing the regulation.

There's a lot of evidence that some of those fears are coming to pass. The theory that new technology results in error seems to be borne out early in the process.

[Carr] seems to talk about the end of innovation, but there will always be innovation. Information technology is not electricity where the unit is an electron; in IT every byte is different. It is what is transported that matters.

The opinion of the court of appeals invalidating Ohio's discriminatory voting technology is exceptionally well-written and scholarly. It is a monument to the concept -- fundamental to American democracy -- of the equal right to vote.

This is the latest Sprint innovation that uses GPS technology to improve the way families connect, communicate and locate one another.

To hold this meeting, days before voting and the town meeting, is a slap in the face to the people of St. Albans. This is not a black and white issue. This is an issue of process and the trust of the people.