Monthly Archives: June 2005

Jun 30

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Given the recent blath­er­ings out of Tom Cruise (he’s straight, really) is there a pos­si­bil­ity the main­stream press is afraid of Sci­en­tol­ogy? Given the “church“‘s predilec­tion for suing the crap out of its crit­ics (their “scrip­tures” are copy­righted, which helps) … Read More

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Jun 30

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Wow, noth­ing attracts law­suits like a suc­cess­ful prod­uct. Sadly, we’re suing our inno­va­tors over­seas. Tags: RIM patent mess

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Jun 30

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Our messed up copy­right sit­u­a­tion has made some photofin­ish­ers decline to print pho­tos that looked “too pro­fes­sional” in fear of being accused of copy­right vio­la­tions. This is def­i­nitely not what the Found­ing Fathers had in mind. Tags: copy­right mess

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Jun 30

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Who Cares if Ana­log TV Goes Dark? I do, for one. There are still peo­ple, like me, who don’t have cable or satel­lite and don’t care to. Could it be the source of this “data” has an agenda? Of course not. … Read More

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Jun 30

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The Open CRS Net­work puts reports from the Con­gres­sional Research Ser­vice online for you, the tax­payer, to read. Find out what your con­gres­sional rep­re­sen­ta­tive is being told. Tags: Con­gress government

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