Technics: Online Privacy: USA consumers may get a 'bill of rights' to protect privacy from Facebook, et cetera
Guardian UK (Mar16,2k11) When the Obama admin received so much disgust after its Federal Communications Commission floated some Net Neutrality proposals, seeking to forestall future Internet Service Providers and consortia from squeezing time and bandwith from little-guy consumers, it's a wonder really that this new idea is suddenly on the agenda. Against the naysaying Tea Party, Conservatives, and Republicans, refWrite supported provisionally both Net Neutrality's basic idea and now also the Bill of Rites for bloggers and other denizens 9consumers, citizens) on the Internet. But refWrite opposes Obama's plan to extend the length of copyrights; we want online news, for instance, to have a much shorter shelflife of special protections. Cut the copyright special protection of news items down to one-half hour!
-- Technowlb and Politicarp
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