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Bill Wilson NetRight Daily 12/14/2011 Faced with a barrage of criticism for new legislation that professes to deal with Internet piracy, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Lamar Smith has introduced a manager’s amendment that has, according to Smith, “addressed I believe all of the legitimate concerns out there.” There’s only a small problem. It doesn’t […] December 14th, 2011 | Tags: copyright infringement, Rep. Lamar Smith, search engines, Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) | Category: Censorship, Congress, Internet, legislation, Politics, Social networking websites, TAKE ACTION! | Comments are closed
“The American people should be disturbed that the Obama administration is using taxpayer funds to try to brainwash people simply searching the Internet for information on health care. This Big Brother campaign is underhanded, potentially unlawful, and it must be stopped. As the congressional ‘super-committee’ begins negotiations to cut the deficit, this wasteful […] August 19th, 2011 | Tags: Chris Beakey, FOIA, Google Adwords, Judicial Watch, November 2010, obamacare, Ogilvy Group, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, propaganda, Radio One, search engines, Univision, Yahoo! | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Health and Human Services, Elections, Federal spending, Health Care, Internet, Media, Racism, Taxes, technology | Comments are closed
Tom Merritt CNET.com 3/11/2010 As Google gets bigger and bigger, so do our privacy concerns. If you use Google search, Gmail, Google Docs, and YouTube, Google collects a staggering amount of data about you. And we only named a handful of the Google products. But you can live life without Google. Here’s how. Let’s start […] February 20th, 2011 | Tags: Google, search engines | Category: Glenn Beck, Internet, Politics, Right to Privacy, technology | Comments are closed
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