--New York Times Bits Blog talks privacy and self-regulation with the director of the FTC's bureau of consumer protection.
--One lawyer can get YouTube content on her TV via TV and proclaims:
"YouTube has been able to become a broadcaster without having to make the significant financial investments required to comply with regulations, licensing or creating content. The lawsuits with Viacom and its co-plaintiffs may just be the prelude to more complex litigation and regulation matters for YouTube."
--Hmmm....
In November, the Novgorod regional education department issued a letter to all schools in the region with a description of emo culture, saying the “dream of every [emo] is to die in a warm bath from the blood of cutting their wrists.”
This, from a story on how Russian authorities are cracking down on emo and goth music.
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