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Most Facebook Social Network Users Complacent About Terms Of Service

Sunday, March 1st, 2009

I'm sure that most people have at least heard about the recent Consumerist article about changes that the Facebook social network made to it's terms of service that essentially meant that Facebook owned all data, images, Etc that users put on their Facebook pages and that it generated quite a ...

CNN Shares With Your Bandwidth

Saturday, February 14th, 2009

Are you one of the millions of people who watched the live video stream on CNN's website of Obama's inauguration on Jan. 20? If you are, then it's very likely that your computer and your bandwidth was probably used without your direct knowledge to send that video to other ...

Network Neutrality Still An Issue

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

In recent months I haven't seen nearly as much talk about network neutrality, what it means to average users, what telephone companies and large ISPs want to do with the Internet and perhaps most importantly, what Washington and our newly elected president intend to actually DO about it. This does not ...

FCC Considering Free Internet For USA

Thursday, December 11th, 2008

Once again I've gotten behind on my Slashdot reading (that does tend to keep happening doesn't it? Anyway, in getting caught up I ran across an interesting bit that came from the Wall Street Journal. Apparently the FCC is thinking about doing something right for once. The article says that they are ...

Air Force Wants To Rewrite the Rules of the Internet

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

I saw an interesting bit on Slashdot recently, it seems that the Air Force, wants to rewrite the rules of how the Internet works. The first thing I have to say is that I fully get the need for security and the fact that their IT and security people are tired ...


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