Universal Bill Of Rights For Netizens

A netizen being defined as any human being with internet access. It is past due time to put together a universal bill of rights for netizens. There are too many privacy and security issues. Technology is not enough of a solution. There has to be a political statement.

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A Soft Spot For Mike Arrington

I have a soft spot for Mike Arrington. I think it is because we put down the same first four letters when naming our blogs: tech. Michael seems to think technology is a four letter word.

http://techcrunch.com
http://technbiz.blogspot.com

Kevin Rose once said on TV that Mike Arrington was a "d____." Sometimes he is, but I would not make such a blanket statement. At the end of the day he is a great guy with a great blog.

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