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The pressure that telecommunications companies can put on Congress is pretty amazing…

Av, a talented guy that I used to work with at EarthLink has a blog and he wrote a great post about Net Neutrality. It says what need to be said in words much more eloquent than I could put together, take a look.

I finally found the images that are disturbing Muslims around the world. A blog on blogspot has the political cartoons unedited.
I can’t believe that these are the cartoons that are causing so much rioting and disruption world wide. These cartoons are pretty harmless. They play to the stereotypes that the world has of Islamic fundamentalists. […]

Thanks to a headline on my personalized Google start page I hit on this Tech Dirt article about some notes in Bush’s latest budget plan that indicate that he would like to start taxing un-auctioned radio spectrum. The original article at RCR Wireless News indicates that he would like to start collecting “user fees” on […]

I heard it on the radio yesterday, but I wasn’t sure I was really hearing what I was hearing. I sit down on my computer today and bam! on my Google toolbar (yes, it is pretty darn cool) I see a web clip for Wired’s article on God bloggers. I’m down with God and all, […]

Business Week has an article titled “Google satellite photos worry India leader“. I wonder if any politician has figured out that if a terrorist really wants to target a location, they will do their own reconnaissance and not rely on information found elsewhere. Any information on the Internet or any other publicly available source is […]

Funny stuff…
Presidential Speechlist
Note: This is a parody clip… check out who the speech writer is…

Saw the headline while browsing another news site and chuckled, The Register has a blurb about Bush’s stance on global warming. Read the article.

I was going to write a long winded rant about the terrorist attack in London, but my buddy Kha0z beat me to it. His rant echos what I feel about the situation in a slightly humous sort of way.
Personally, I have a hard time understanding what makes these people upset enough to kill people […]

Something that has always hit close to home is poverty. I didn’t grow up in a wealthy home, a matter of fact, I grew up in what I knew as a working class home. Growing up, my family was always a paycheck away from homelessness. Part of it was the fact that my parents were […]