Good News from the War on Webs
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Lamer Senator and Communications Minister Stephen Conroy's ever-expanding plan to cripple the country's internets (a policy supported by around 6% of Australians) has been blocked in the Senate by the independent Senator for the Murray-Darling, Nick Xenophon.
Meanwhile, British Lamer have nicked a policy from the Tories (presumably while their backs were turned) and decided to promote Open Source in the public sector.
Finally, the bumbling prosecution have had to amend the charges against those crazy kids from The Pirate Bay yet again, because they don't really understand what it is that torrents actually do.
Lamer Senator and Communications Minister Stephen Conroy's ever-expanding plan to cripple the country's internets (a policy supported by around 6% of Australians) has been blocked in the Senate by the independent Senator for the Murray-Darling, Nick Xenophon.
Meanwhile, British Lamer have nicked a policy from the Tories (presumably while their backs were turned) and decided to promote Open Source in the public sector.
Finally, the bumbling prosecution have had to amend the charges against those crazy kids from The Pirate Bay yet again, because they don't really understand what it is that torrents actually do.