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Tag Archives: Internet

Internet Commons Congress

If you are in the DC area, this should be very interesting and registration is FREE: Internet Commons Congress, March 24-25 The question of who owns the Internet seems in the same category as who owns the oceans or who owns outer space. Governments or private interests might own individual …

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Texas Radio (and the Big Beat)

Our great pal Cindy Chaffin announces: It’s finally here! Today, Monday March 1st TexasRadio1.com is fully launched! -Every Monday at 3pm CST it’s the The Buddy Blues Show. The Best in Texas Blues by the good folks who bring you Buddy Magazine!!! -Every Tuesday at 6pm it’s The Fine Line, …

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Broadband Burgeoning

Overall Internet traffic seems to be going up? This is why: Spending on high-speed Internet access services in the United States will reach an estimated $17.0 billion in 2004, up 30.5 percent over 2003, according to TIA’s 2004 Telecommunications Market Review and Forecast. By the end of 2007, spending is …

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Political Punks Square Off

For some reason I find this funny as hell: dueling websites from lefty and righty punks, fighting for the souls of the punky masses: Pierced and tattooed rockers are in for a mosh-pit civics lesson this year. Nearly 200 bands are lining up to lambaste President Bush and try to …

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Well, Hung

I am not a fan of the reject episodes of American Idol, being that they trade on cruelty, delusion, excrementitious talent, confrontation, and more cruelty. I think the reaction William Hung has received is due to his enthusiastic guilelessness in the face of rudely dismissive criticism from the AI judges, …

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I Vote For Laughs

Our pals at the Specious Report are publishing a compendium of election satire links daily through the November Presidential election, “and inevitable re-count.” Here’s today’s list – click over for the links: Monday, February 23, 2004 252 Days until Tuesday, November 2, 2004 Republican Party to Endorse Ralph Nader as …

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