Laws are two-by-fours, ... They are very broad. . . . They retard innovation.

participation would help promote a balance of viewpoints.

He is ideally suited to make a meaningful contribution to the Committee's consideration of online access and security issues particularly with respect to the topic of 'enhancements to personal information,'

How do we create an atmosphere of trust on the Internet? ... What we're talking about is the good actors, the companies that want to do right on the Internet, that want to gain consumer trust and confidence, that want to grow the Net. We think they can [create trust] by practicing good privacy policies and certifying that they do through this.

This process is not as simple as Microsoft would have you believe. I was very pleased that [the judge] understands the seriousness and urgency of the issue.

When you're online, anybody can keep track of anything you do, ... They can sell it, they can match it with other information that's easily available to them, come up with profiles on you about lifestyle issues that you may or may not want people to know.