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• 23-Aug-2002
  Geek Activism? Via John: GeekPAC — GeekPAC is an organization created for the specific purpose of Lobbying Directly to Influence Elections and the passage of legislation that fits the goals of our organization. We are a “PRO” Information Technology, “PRO” Freedom of Information, “PRO” Equal Access, “PRO” Freedom of Innovation and “PRO” Free Enterprise organization. In essence...

  computingCongressDoc SearlsEric RaymondGeekPACInformation Technologyvia-bloggerWashington
• 31-May-2002

  
  via the EFF… TINSEL TOWN CLUB! via the EFF… TINSEL TOWN CLUB! Senator Ernest Hollings and a powerful group of Hollywood entertainment interests are pushing Congress to pass an anti-consumer bill called the Consumer Broadband and Digital Television Promotion Act (CBDTPA) that may make it impossible to: » Play your CDs on your desktop computer » Create legal copies or mp3s...

  BroadbandCongresscopyright lawDigital TVErnest HollingsHollywood entertainmentTINSEL TOWN CLUBvia-blogger
• 10-Dec-2001
  I used to love making mix tapes… I used to love making mix tapes. From USA Today, an article about the history of, and decline of cassettes. I suppose CD burners will take over, but cassettes are a pretty robust technology. CDs certainly have not proven as resilient as they were promised – they skip, they go bad. I guess none of...

  Bruce SterlingCongressLibrary of Congressmusic technologiespretty robust technologyUSA Todayvia-blogger
• 04-Jul-2001
  For Independence Day! For Independence Day!: A short presentation on the Continental Congress, The U.S. Constitution, and The Declaration of Independence. Have a great day!

  CongressIndependence Dayvia-blogger