While glancing at Google News tonight I saw something that concerns me, namely, this headline from the Washington Post: Supreme Court: Suspects must invoke right to remain silent in interrogations The meat of the article is summed up by this quote: “Today’s decision turns Miranda upside down,” wrote Sotomayor, who accused the majority of casting [...]
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Don't talk to the police
While following some links and websites on the net, I ran across this video clip entitled “Don’t talk to the police”, everyone should watch this video.
Facebook updates ToS, again.
In a tweet from LeoLaporte, he linked a blog post from Mark Zuckerberg where Mark explained that they were pulling the previous version of the ToS out of revision control and putting it back into place until they can come up with a better one. Way to go for public pressure and outcry!
Twitter, Blogging and Facebook.
I’ll be honest, until the recent discussion about the changes that [facebook.com][fb] had made to the terms of service, I haven’t thought about it since I started using it. I won’t say since I signed up, because I did that initially with no plans to ever use it except to look at some pictures that [...]
Irony, much?
In this article on foxnews.com, at the end there is the following quote: Boettger, who was shocked that the files had been made public, asked FOXNews.com to delete them. Though he said he didn’t know who could have made the mistake, he said he was on the case. “We’re gonna try to find out who [...]
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