Speaking of innovation, the Personal Democracy Forum met in New York this week to advocate for Internet access for everyone. The campaign calls for "a national broadband policy to bridge the 'digital divide,'" according to a post at Ars Technica. Some 20 million people don't have broadband access in the US, and the group hopes to change that to foster the next generation of technologists and scientists. Four main goals are access, choice, open-ness, and innovation.