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Saturday, April 29th, 2006
Proponents of the net neutrality debate have been citing a dubious explanation for their doom and gloom claims. The argument goes something like this: Posted in: Legislation, Matt Stoller, Net Neutrality | 3 Comments »Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
For a change, calmer heads prevailed on Capitol Hill today and the net neutrality amendment advocated by the Save the Internet Coalition was soundly defeated 34-22. Posted in: Government, Legislation, Net Neutrality, The Internet | No Comments »Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
In a decision sure to go down in history as the single dumbest career move ever made in the history of the world, Tony Snow left a cushy gig on Fox News to go be the whipping boy for an irate liberal media carrying a righteous amount of indignation aimed at the White House puppet. Posted in: Government, Operatives, Politics, Republicans, Tony Snow | No Comments »Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
Techdirt has an interesting post on the new intellectual property rights law floating through Congress. It seems the new bill imposes lengthy sentences for illegal use of entertainment - much longer than assault or kiddie porn trafficking, for instance. Posted in: Government, Politics | No Comments »Tuesday, April 25th, 2006
Over the weekend I commented on Denise Richards’ allegations against Charlie Sheen and his addictions. In it, I suggested that Denise may have bitten off more than she can chew, and the power of the Sheen family may be brought to bear against her. This morning on Today, I saw the first indication [...] Posted in: Celebrities, Charlie Sheen, Denise Richards, Pop Culture | No Comments »« Previous Entries |
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