Nov 30th 2013, 17:56, by Carl Franzen
Nearly two months ago, Healthcare.gov, the US government's online marketplace designed to allow Americans to purchase health insurance plans under President Obama's hard-fought reform law, launched to great expectations — only to promptly and spectacularly disappoint. Initial users reported extremely slow load times, cryptic errors that blocked them from even creating accounts whatsoever, and a host of other glitches that rendered the website useless to many. In fact, government officials later revealed that only six Americans actually managed to sign up for health insurance on the website's torrid first day.
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