TV/Radio: Crypto Policy on NPR
McNeil & Lehear (sp?) (ok, I know, one of them is gone, but I forgot which) News Hour had a segment on crypto policy. Generally a balanced non-technical report, except that there is no mention of the free speech issue. If there is a repeat near you, it's worth listening to, to hear (or see) what the informed non-technical public hears (sees). Ern
Ernest Hua <hua@chromatic.com> writes:
McNeil & Lehear (sp?) (ok, I know, one of them is gone, but I forgot which) News Hour had a segment on crypto policy. Generally a balanced non-technical report, except that there is no mention of the free speech issue.
Do you think they should have mentioned that cypherpunks are against free speech and that John Gilmore (spit) is a liar and a content-based censor? Gilmore is irrelevant and not worth mentioning. --- Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM Brighton Beach Boardwalk BBS, Forest Hills, N.Y.: +1-718-261-2013, 14.4Kbps
Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM wrote:
Ernest Hua <hua@chromatic.com> writes:
McNeil & Lehear (sp?) (ok, I know, one of them is gone, but I forgot which) News Hour had a segment on crypto policy. Generally a balanced non-technical report, except that there is no mention of the free speech issue.
Do you think they should have mentioned that cypherpunks are against free speech and that John Gilmore (spit) is a liar and a content-based censor? Gilmore is irrelevant and not worth mentioning.
BTW, there's an excellent picture in the Public Domain showing Robert McNeil (sp?) looking over the fence on the grassy knoll, seconds after they blew off the president's head. I guess ol' Bob musta been one of those "extremely few, ignorant, stupid people" who thought shots may have come from somewhere besides the depository (per O.C. Register).
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