Friday, October 27. 2006
This just in from the internets! ...Politicians have no sound grasp of technology issues...
Really. [insert long knowing pause] "Prime ministers and home secretaries are notorious for grandstanding
on technology issues, while at the same time having difficulty setting
their video recorders at home," said Davies.
Glad to know its not just a local problem... Link: Chris Patten: Politicians have no grasp of technology - Business - News - ZDNet AsiaTechnorati Tags: internets, series of tubes, politicians, technology, obvious
Tuesday, October 17. 2006
Well, 1 out of 2 isn't that bad. I'm a little surprised he wasn't on the second though. Wonkette brings us the "Crook List" (Ted included) and RadarOnline gives us "America's Dumbest Congressmen." Still baffled why Ted isn't on that one, unless these ten just outrank the Tedster on the dumb scale... enjoy! Links: The Crook List - WonketteFeatures : Radar OnlineTechnorati Tags: ted stevens, series of tubes, crooks, dumbest congressmen, obvious
Thursday, October 5. 2006
Say that five times fast It's Our Net Coalition member Art Brodsky writes that the anti-Net Neutrality alliance between the giant telephone companies and their almost as huge cable company partners is starting to fray around the coaxial cable. It seems the cable companies think that the telephone companies put them at a disadvantage. And yet they fail to see the irony of their own Net Neutrality stance. It's hard to know who to root for on this one. Here is Art's take:
Link: Itâs Our NetTechnorati Tags: net neutrality, cable companies, fcc, cablevision, ncta
Unffffort-t-t-tunately no one c-c-c-an be t-t-told ab-b-bout the t-t-tubes. You hhhhhave to sssssee th-them for yourssssself. (updated) uh duh you buh ga che!Technorati Tags: ted stevens, series of tubes, stutter remix, uh duh you buh ga che!
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