Monthly Archives: February 2007

Why is this an issue? Do political operatives really think readers online are any more stupid than say, print readers?  …Liberal, MP Stephen Owen, wants a Commons committee to take a look at the practice of buying Internet headlines. “The key … Continue reading →

The New Yorker reporter Jane Meyer takes a look at the creators of Fox’s number one show 24. Whatever it Takes: As a foe of political correctness, Surnow seems to be unburdened by the controversy his show has stirred. “24,” … Continue reading →

Amazing Grace, the story of William Wilberforce is being released by Walden Films in theatres February 23rd to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Britian’s abolishment of the slavetrade. Bristol Bay, the company behind the film, is owned by Philip … Continue reading →

Working for Change has an interview with documentary filmmaker Danny Schechter, who has produced In Debt We Trust: America Before the Bubble Bursts. It’s the old story of special interests running the show. And because it’s “economics,” we have what’s … Continue reading →

How vulnerable was Internet Explorer in 2006 – used by 80 percent of consumers? It was vulnerable 284 days. via: Schneier on Security

In a posting Tuesday on the anti-Zionist Web site ZioPedia, a writer using the name Eric Hunt takes credit for the attack: “After ensuring no women would be traumatized by what I had to do (I had been trailing Wiesel … Continue reading →

JimBobby Sez: Rawhide on the Rideau. He even made an mp3. A verse and chorus… Strollin’, Strollin’, Strollin’, ‘Cross the aisle they’re strollin’, Our MP’s are a-strollin’, Rawhide! Wajid, Belinda and Garth, It’s enough to make a man barf, The … Continue reading →

Our Statement of Faith is the Abstract of Principles, the official doctrinal statement of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, adopted in 1858.NOTE: While our statement of faith describes our editorial position with regard to matters of doctrine, it does not … Continue reading →