Sent from: redwood@hitl.washington.edu (Aaron Delwiche) > The program was a special PBS broadcast of "William F. Buckley's > Firing Line" in the format of a dense, intelligent, surreal, two-hour > debate on the recent signing of the Communications Decency Act. > > Debate teams were comprised of the EFF's Barlow/Dyson and the ACLU's > Ira Glasser versus the infamous Buckley and the truly evil Arianna > Huffington (and geek-pundit pals). > > The debate is moderated by Michael Kinsley of CNN's Crossfire. Barlow, Dyson, Buckley, and Huffington are all libertarian conservatives. Arianna Huffington is a senior fellow of Newt Gingrich's Progress and Freedom Foundation (PFF). Esther Dyson was a co-author of the PFF's Magna Carta for Cyberspace. John Perry Barlow has stated that, when it comes to the Internet, he and Gingrich have no disagreements. Buckley is a guest-columnist on the PFF's web site. Financial backers of the PFF include: AT&T, Intel, Bell South, Cox Cable, Turner Broadcasting, Lockheed, and General Electric. (source: NEWSDAY, 1/29/95, p.A5) Sounds like a pretty one-sided debate to me... Aaron Delwiche redwood@halcyon.com