Doug Brake writes in Real Clear Policy that, on the subject of broadband policy, Robert Reich’s new book Saving Capitalism reads like the last message in a parlor game of "telephone," where half-truths are paraphrased and then re-paraphrased over and over again. Reich starts with perceptions of the U.S. broadband market that were distorted to begin with, and he then twists them even more, to the point where they become almost comical.
