McClatchy circles back to #benghazi, and the lies about the video.
By: Moe Lane (Diary) | May 14th at 10:30 AM |
McClatchy (!) has decided to get in on the Benghazi dogpile, probably because, hey, no line for this one*! Lost in the controversy over who requested revisions of CIA-written talking points on September’s attacks in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans is one key fact: In every iteration of the document, the CIA asserted that a video protest preceded the assaults, and no official reviewing | Read More »
Tech at Night: Obama’s FCC transparency failure, video regulatory failure, Google censorship
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | June 18th at 10:30 PM |
Instead of the transparent Obama administration we were promised, from the Obama FCC, what we have here is failure to communicate. We need to continue to cut the FCC out of the loop, the old regulations are harmful when it comes to retransmission consent and the whole cable company/local broadcaster nexus. Clear it out, deregulate, restore the free market, and the public will benefit.
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Barack Obama,
Broadcasters,
Cable,
Cybersecurity,
FCC,
Lieberman-Collins,
Mark Warner,
Olympia Snowe,
Regulation,
Retransmission Consent,
Transparency,
video
The #1 Threat to Our National Security is Not What You Think
By: David Bossie (Diary) | June 1st at 04:29 PM |
Promoted from the diaries. – ed. Our crushing $14 trillion national debt is as much a national security threat as it is an economic disaster. According to Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mike Mullen, “The most significant threat to our national security is our debt.” Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has said, “We can’t have a strong military if we have a weak economy.” Even | Read More »
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China,
citizens united,
david bossie,
debt,
Mike Mullen,
National Debt,
national security,
Obama,
OPEC,
Robert Gates,
Russia,
video
Tech at Night: FCC, USDA, Net Neutrality, Competition
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | May 7th at 03:30 AM |
Hello. Yes, I’m late again. But I’m genuinely starting to have fun with OpenGL ES 2. So Tech at Night got to wait a bit. Sorry! Anyway, as I usually do when I have a link to a RedState article, I’ll start tonight with it. RedState Insider suggests cutting the budget while implementing better policy by eliminating the Agriculture Department’s venture into tech subsidy, the | Read More »
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4G,
Agriculture Department,
Andrew McLaughlin,
AT&T,
Barack Obama,
Cable,
Competition,
FCC,
FiOS,
Internet,
Julius Genachowski,
LTE,
MVPD,
Net Neutrality,
Rural Utilities Service,
Satellite,
T-Mobile,
Television,
US Cellular,
video
Tech at Night: Net Neutrality, Google, HTML 5
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | January 15th at 03:00 AM |
Republicans are eager to get to work against the President’s regulatory bypasses of the last two years. Cliff Stearns promises “aggressive and rigorous” oversight of Internet, Energy, and Obamacare, says Hillicon Valley. As the Chairman of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, that’s no idle threat. Meanwhile Energy and Commerce Chairman Fred Upton is looking forward as well as | Read More »
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Barack Obama,
Chrome,
Cliff Stearns,
Codecs,
comcast,
copyright,
Copyright Neutrality,
Embrace and Extend,
Energy,
FCC,
Firefox,
fred upton,
Google,
HTML 5,
Internet,
Jimmy Wales,
Microsoft,
Net Neutrality,
obamacare,
Search Neutrality,
Spectrum,
video,
vint cerf,
Wikipedia,
wireless