Jan. 29th, 2006

elbales: (STFU!Nine)
So telcom execs want to throw net neutrality out the window in favor of making the fast buck.

Telecommunications companies like AT&T and Verizon are lobbying Congress for the right to control where you go on the Internet, how fast you get there, and how much you pay for the service.

...If successful in Congress, these companies would open the door to violate what techies call "net neutrality." It is the principle that Internet users should be able to access any web content they want, post their own content, and use any applications they choose, without restrictions or limitations imposed by their Internet service providers (ISPs).



God I hate greedy people.
elbales: (Don't you think he looks tired? #2)
Read 'em and weep. Seriously. This shit makes me depressed. And angry.




"Our liberty depends on the freedom of the press, and that cannot be limited without being lost."
--Thomas Jefferson
elbales: (Bitch-please-saw-whet owl)
Nice. Staff from the House of Reps are apparently going into Wikipedia articles about their bosses and changing stuff they don't like--read, stuff that's less than flattering to the Reps.

Lame. Just more corruption... God forbid we should learn anything negative about the bums, lest we throw 'em out.
elbales: (BAAL SMASH)
Oh yes. Like, a quarter of it.

President Bush's $15 billion effort to fight AIDS has handed out nearly one-quarter of its grants to religious groups, and officials are aggressively pursuing new church partners that often emphasize disease prevention through abstinence and fidelity over condom use.


BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW HOW WELL THAT WORKS. OH YES.

BUTTMONKEYS.

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