From the article: "The tragic suicide of programmer and activist Aaron Swartz,
who was charged with multiple computer crime felonies prior to his death, has
reignited calls for Washington to craft better Internet-related legislation.
Many laws on the books are seen as outdated, misaligned with reality, and just
plain crazy. There has to be a better way, or so the theory goes. But what if
there isn’t? What if the lawmaking process, by its very nature, cannot handle
the fast-paced world of the Internet and the cultural shifts that go along with
it? What then?" Read more