Links for Wednesday February 6^th, 2008

• Fixing US broadband: $100 billion for fiber to every home: This is the strongest argument that I've seen for a national broadband policy, and for "unbundling" (forcing carriers to open their lines to competitive 3rd parties).

• TSA blog smackdown: "Explain to me about bomb juice": I actually don't spend a lot of time fretting about the TSA (pretty low down on my list), but the image in this Ars post made me chuckle.

• Lego: Using Hundreds of LEGO Star Wars Mini-Spaceships to Create Huge Battles: More amazing Lego work - this time by an enthusiast making small models.

• YouTube - Joss Whedon Credits - Robot Chicken: Hilarious! Joss can do no wrong!

• Artists' best interests? RIAA presses for lower royalties: Oh how I loathe the RIAA. Instead of trying to hold the Internet back, I really wish the industry would just embrace things and move forward.

• Time Warner users say company filtered iTunes Store traffic: This kind of garbage is why Net Neutrality is so very important.

• "The only valid measurement of code quality": A web comic about code review - this one is for Rushabh.