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This is an aside titled 'The FCC’s inpenetrable web site' dated 10/17/07

Michael Marcus posts a lenghty critique of the FCC’s web site pointing out how unusable it is. His quick calculations show that “the FCC has more links on its home page than any other agency and just loses to Interior … on number of words.” I use the FCC’s web site in my forthcoming ‘transparency and internet technologies’ paper as an example of the inpenetrable darkness that is online agency data.

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