After the campaign to SaveNetRadio got the attention of several members of the House, a bill has been introduced that would reverse the CRB decision and provide for a more equitable payment schedule.
Here is a blog post from Tim, the founder of Pandora, describing the waves of support from listeners.
If you want to get involved contact your representative and ask them to co-sponsor H.R. 2060, the Internet Radio Equality Act.
If you listen to radio over the internet be very afraid. A new ruling about royalty payments has been handed down and it doesn’t look pretty. Most people are calling it a death sentence. If you like listening to internet radio get ready to contact your elected representative and let them know how you feel.
We had a fabulous time in Yosemite a few weeks ago. We did the following hikes:
Pictures are available here.
I went to the Historic Auto Races at Laguna Seca last week and got to see all the cars I used to drool over when I was about 12. Pictures are available here. In between the practice sessions of the different car classes Toyota did a few laps with their Formula 1 car. On the first flying lap it destroyed the lap record with a sub 1:07 lap. And they still had some tuning to do. To say that thing was fast would be an understatement.
The pictures (and a couple of videos) of our trip to Boonville can be seen here. Given that it was 108°F it was no surprise that Bailey spent as much time as possible in the pond. We did manage to drink a lot of the local brew and visit a very dog friendly winery. Kai, Baileys buddy from Milo, came along since we were watching her for a couple of weeks.
We went to the Giants game on Sunday vs the Rockies where he hit homerun 715. I was recording his at bat with my camera when he roped it to center field.
Google and C-SPAN are teaming up to ensure that everyone can see the keynote speech by Stephen Colbert at the corresponents’ association dinner after it was seemingly overlooked by the mainstream media.
Written by Guy Kawasaki, they can be found here
Most of the comments are from engineers laughing from how true the list is.
Then there are the lies told by marketers.
Here the comments are mostly marketers justifying their work.
