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Fewer than one in ten American families have fast Internet access, and the slow deployment has badly damaged e-commerce companies. Congress is moving to try to fix the problem, but Jim Glassman believes it may instead establish a monopoly that will only make it worse.

Glassman maintains the broadband crisis has badly damaged the economy, and the only sensible alternative — even for a fanatic free-market advocate like him — is to break up the Bells.

Participants

• Karen Kornbluh
  Director, Work and Family Program, ¹ú²úÊÓƵ Foundation
• James K. Glassman
  Fellow, American Enterprise Institute and Host, TechCentralStation