Go to the article
http://www.computerworld.com/governmenttopics/government/policy/story/0,10801,88829,00.html
and click the "Send feedback" link at the bottom. That
will get you to the editor.
According to her, the author is NOT at the infoworld
address supplied in the original Towertalk post, but
is "...at our sister company the IDG News Service".
She did not supply a direct email but promised to
forward my comments.
I went to the IDG site, where the article is also
posted
http://www.idgnews.net/intl/international.nsf/0/00256AF50054FFC185256E13006D65FA?OpenDocument
but didn't find contact info.
Mike N2MG
--- Mark Beckwith <mark@concertart.com> wrote:
> Hey, I read that BPL article and I'd like to write
> the author as someone
> else mentioned. I couldn't find his email address,
> so I wonder of the
> person who snooped it out would forward it to me?
>
> To me, the article sets a scene, as others have
> described, of ham radio
> operators "ruining it for everyone" and doesn't make
> a fair or balanced
> case.
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