Hastert, today, on the possibility of a cover-up involving members of his staff.
[I]f there is problem, if there was a coverup, then we should find that out through the investigation process. They’ll be under oath, and we’ll find out.
Sure, because nobody in Washington ever lies under oath, right?
The Advertising Club of New York is hosting a breakfast event next week to discuss political advertising. Normally events like this include a lot of people who do TV, radio and direct mail marketing. The Advertising Club, however, is opening this up to a discussion of online advertising as well.
I was very excited to see this bit of news from Ars Technica. Spamhaus is a blacklist service to which ISPs can subscribe. They maintain lists of “commercial” spammers. When ISPs use their service, incoming e-mail is checked against their list
If it ain’t over until the fat lady sings, this Washington Post article may be an indication that she’s getting the pipes loosened up. Generally an article like this would have quotes from some mid-to-low-level GOP congressman (someone from the at-large
Ethan Zuckerman has some interesting tips for blogging anonymously. The upside to the article is it also spells out how to browse anonymously using Tor and Firefox.
Hat tip to Micah at PDF for this one.
I give Google about 5 more years before it has taken over the entire world. Someday it will aquire its last company, Microsoft, and be the ruler of everyone. I say this because today it was announced that Google might buy You Tube for $1.6 billion dollars. $1.6 BILLION DOLLARS. All that for a
Liz Mair over at GOPProgress is spun up about Mitt Romney’s use of RGA funds to run an ad that appears to be for Romney – rather than his LG, Kerry Healey.
Anyone who has watched the ad will have noticed how little face time Healey, i.e., the candidate,
John Hawkins over at RightWingNews.com makes the argument that Hastert’s resignation would bring no good at all to the GOP, and could, in fact, be the trigger for a chain reaction of possible resignations. It’s a good post, but I would argue John is way off the mark
With all the problems facing the US today, and Russia wishing to join the World Trade Organization, clearly the most pressing issue before our government is the illegal download site AllOfMP3.com. That’s the word from ArsTechnica today. They’ve
It has now been ten days since I started my comment spam fight. For those who care, let me give you a little bit of background on this.
After being flooded with comment spam (two the point where I had more than 2,000 spam comments in my comment table), I began