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DNS Internet Flaw: How Much Worse It Could Have Been

By: Alex Harris
08/08/2008

By now, most tech-savvy readers have probably heard about the vulernability in the structure of the internet, specifically involving DNS lookups. Apparently, the flaw…

Tech and Telecom

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Is Green Fanaticism on its Way Out?

By: Doug Bandow
08/08/2008

Maybe so. At least, that’s what Alice Thomson argues in the Times of London: Julie Burchill can’t stand them. According to her new book,…

Energy and Environment

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Taxes Comic

By: Alex Harris
08/07/2008

The always hilarious online comic Toothpastefordinner does a send-off of tax policy.

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Media Double Standards

By: Hans Bader
08/07/2008

Why is it that when a second-rate televangelist you’ve never heard of cheats on his wife, the media give it tons of coverage — but the media…

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Bell Canada, Facing Last-Mile Crunch, Introduces Use Caps

By: Alex Harris
08/07/2008

Several weeks ago, I reported on Bell Canada’s attempt to resolve congestion issues on its network by throttling heavy P2P users. Some doubted…

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Family Group Mad at TV Programming

By: Alex Harris
08/07/2008

Apparently, positive portrayals of marital sex are just not super-interesting to TV viewers. So finds a study by the Parents Television Council. The PTC…

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DNS Internet Flaw: How Much Worse It Could Have Been

Is Green Fanaticism on its Way Out?

Taxes Comic

Media Double Standards

Bell Canada, Facing Last-Mile Crunch, Introduces Use Caps

Family Group Mad at TV Programming

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