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- MoveOn.org's "net neutrality" petition is naive and silly: Pulver's Save the Internet initiative is not
- MoveOn.org's "net neutrality" petition is naive and silly: Pulver's Save the Internet initiative is notThis reasoning promotes the problem it describesIt occurs to me that at a time when Republicans seem to be questioning traditional Republican beliefs (supporting the Bush administration, not caring for the environment), the feedback of thousands...
- Discussion threads 2006-04-21
- Moveon.org subscribers exposed
- Moveon.org subscribers exposedthis must be why my phone is being tapped nowlolHmmm ..."This is extremely disturbing," said one subscriber, when contacted through e-mail. The subscriber asked that his or her name not be used. "I'm not sure if I should be worried or not, but I am," the person said.Why...
- Discussion threads 2004-08-21
- MoveOn looks to Net for political ad stars
- MoveOn looks to Net for political ad starsMove onMove on needs to move on to a Communist country like China. Bush 2004 :)W2004MoveOn needs to learn the difference between truth...and what they promote."The latest campaign asks people to fill out a survey telling 'personal stories' that would illuminate choices between...
- Discussion threads 2004-07-02
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- Disclosure: Richard Koman
- Disclosure: Richard Komanhmmm... some disclosure.One could be forgiven for thinking this isn't much of a disclosure, Mr. Koman. Let's see your political connections... any work you may have done, compensated or not, for the Obama campaign or the DNC, or moveon.org or related groups.
- Discussion threads 2008-09-19
- FCC slams Comcast but too little too late?
- The FCC formally voted to censure Comcast over torrent-blocking today. And the decision has stirred up plenty of controversry. The LA Times' Jim Puzzanghera called the decision a "warning shot to all Internet service providers that it would not tolerate discriminatory behavior." There will be no fine...
- Blog posts 2008-08-01
- The Obama Party and the Googlization of politics
- Barack Obama is the Google of modern American politics. MyBarackObama and Google share strengths and, perhaps, weaknesses. I just described Google's problem with the ASP loophole. By supporting the loophole Google maintains its proprietary advantage but risks losing friends in the open source community....
- Blog posts 2008-05-09
- Cancer--censored, delayed, none of your business
- Cancer--censored, delayed, none of your businessIt's not your job to question.It is your job to feed Penelope and Rupert.RE: Cancer--censored, delayed, none of your businessYeah, remember that Alar stuff that was so bad? Oh, wait, it wasn't. Well, what about that really bad stuff, DDT? What do you mean I...
- Discussion threads 2008-04-29
- FCC starts Comcast cover-up on net neutrality
- FCC starts Comcast cover-up on net neutralityHow about waiting for the decision ....... before condeming it? Shouldn't you be posting for the Huffington Post or Moveon.Org instead of a tech site? That is where I expect to find the Liberal spin. Not here!Explain to me......How it's "neutral"...
- Discussion threads 2008-01-16
- Facebook's neocon links
- Writing in today's edition of The Guardian newspaper, Tom Hodgkinson does a complex hit job on Facebook, or more precisely, Facebook's founding investor Peter Thiel. Hodgkindson begins by accusing the "social utility" of being anti-social ("since instead of doing something enjoyable such as talking and eating and...
- Blog posts 2008-01-14
- I'll go ahead and say it: Facebook's Beacon MUST DIE. NOW
- All you need to know about Facebook's Beacon is contained in the Wikipedia entry for the damn thing: Beacon is a part of Facebook's Ads system that sends data from external websites to Facebook, ostensibly for the purpose of allowing targeted advertisements, and allowing users to...
- Blog posts 2007-12-03
- Facebook Beacon update: No activities published without users proactively consenting
- Updated: On November 6, Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg proudly launched the new services Techmeme that he expected to redefine the advertising business. "People influence people. Nothing influences people more than are recommendation from a trusted friend. A trusted referral influences people more than the best...
- Blog posts 2007-11-29
- Facebook apologizes for spoiling Christmas, but Beacon's here to stay
- A Facebook customer support representative responding to complaints posted on the Facebook "group" that MoveOn.org set-up as part of its anti-Beacon campaign, has aplogized for spoiling christmas! Paul Janzer wrote: "we're sorry if we spoiled some of your holiday gift-giving plans", after a number of users...
- Blog posts 2007-11-29
- Facebook: Of the people but not for or by the people?
- It's no wonder the Social Web--the Internet with the concept of people and relationships embedded in the fabric (what Sir Tim Berners-Lee calls the Giant Global Graph)--has become such a controversial topic. It's a kind of spontaneous, greedy gold rush for the social networks to accumulate members, exploit the social...
- Blog posts 2007-11-27
- Facebook's Beacon and the need for social networking literacy
- By now many of you will have read accusations that Facebook has "ruined Christmas". The story being promoted by MoveOn.org is that because "Project Beacon", a component of Facebook's new advertising platform, publicizes purchases at participating sites on a user's Facebook "news feed", friends and loved ones are inadvertently being...
- Blog posts 2007-11-26
- Advocacy groups in war of words over need to investigate Comcast's alleged BitTorrent throttling
- Just a little while ago, I received an email from MoveOn.org, with their reaction to a letter that the Hands Off the Internet coalition sent to FCC Chair Kevin Martin on Wednesday, requesting that the regulatory body investigate Comcast's possible throttling of Bit Torrent traffic. First, to...
- Blog posts 2007-11-09
- State Dept. sites in Russia hacked and distributing viruses
- State Dept. sites in Russia hacked and distributing viruseserrori think you'll find that the proper word is eradicated, not irradicated. bob haringRepublicansBecause the Republicans supported Microsoft in government computers, we have government Windows servers serving up Windows malware.Well, to Russians, anyway.RE: State Dept. sites in Russia hacked and distributing viruseswell...
- Discussion threads 2007-09-14
- Outrage: U.S. "Justice" Dept says OK for ISPs to assess surcharges for priority traffic
- The same Justice Department that's been headed by U.S. Attorney-firing, Alberto "I don't recall" Gonzales has just expressed its wishes that ISP's should be able to charge fees for priority Internet traffic. DOJ told the Federal Communications Commission today that it is opposed to Net neutrality principles...
- Blog posts 2007-09-07
- DOJ comments on Net neutrality; Histrionics ensue
- The Department of Justice comments on potential Net neutrality regulations, indicates that broadband Internet providers can charge for premium services and the usual Armageddon chorus emerges. After all, it's just wrong to charge for faster speeds when you have spent billions to build a network. Russell...
- Blog posts 2007-09-07
- Attention you politics-hating coders, geeks: Ron Paul is NOT a friend of the Internet
- Attention you politics-hating coders, geeks: Ron Paul is NOT a friend of the InternetStill not the Huffington PostTry sticking to technical issues and save your liberalism for moveon.com. This is a technical forum!Libertarians believe in less government.So to regulate the Web like you say, isn't necessarily good for the...
- Discussion threads 2007-07-17
- U.S. healthcare industry: Google wants to protect you from Michael Moore's Sicko
- U.S. healthcare industry: Google wants to protect you from Michael Moore's SickoGoogle wants to protect us from Michael Moore's Sicko?Google?The same Google that [url=http://blogs.zdnet.com/Google/?p=604]was found to be the worst for protecting our privacy?[/url]The same Google that [url=http://blogs.zdnet.com/Google/?p=596]has security holes in their services?[/url]The same Google that [url=http://government.zdnet.com/?p=3248]was in DC recently sizing...
- Discussion threads 2007-06-30
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