that public meetings and workshops have the potential to give consumers a voice and provide balance to the whole discourse (any whole discourse, but in this case, specifically the one surrounding copyright in a networked world), you have to read this story from Grant Gross at The Register: Fair Use advocates silenced by Big Brother. The whole thing is ridiculous.
There are many
other dogs in weblog-land, including: Chieka (Heather Champ), Oliver (Dean Allen), and Dos Pesos (Caterina Fake). Yay dogs!
Things have been changing
around here at a rapid pace for about a year now. The latest? We (Nadia and I) would like to welcome Jordie to the family.
The next step
in my media-driven planetary takeover is complete: I have been quoted in the New York Times. Scroll to the end of this story: Amid Uncertainty, Expos Play to Win. Man, I come off as a really pissed off guy. And so I would be, were it not so hard to generate passion when one expects the worst.
How the hell
is this story not controversial: FCC OKs Sharing of Phone Company Customer Data? A quote: “Telephone companies will be allowed to share, without consent, private customer data with affiliates that offer communications-related services, under rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday.” On what planet is that NOT an outrage?
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