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Non-Lethal Weapon Pics

A friend sent me on these pictures of "non-lethal" weapon systems use. Pretty shocking.

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Posted by chris at 10:31 AM | Comments (3)

Censorial Effects of Advertising

Oh yeah, the Washington Post reports on censorship brought to you by America's advertisers:

"An analysis critical of the growing use of an expensive medicine used for dialysis patients was turned down by the most widely circulated medical journal in the field after its marketing department objected, according to an e-mail from the journal's editor to the article's author."

The last quote is brilliant.

"Other editors, she said, might deal similarly with the same pressures -- but be more discreet."

"They are going to come up with excuses for going along with the companies that are a lot less candid than this editor," she said. "This editor must be pretty close to retirement or doesn't like his job very much."

Posted by chris at 10:03 AM | Comments (0)

Swipe Toolkit Online

My friend Brooke Singer has posted the Swipe Toolkit. With it, you can:

  • Decode Your Barcode. Find out what that 2d barcode on your driver's license says about you.
  • Request your profile. Learn about what Experian and ChoicePoint are selling on you.
  • Data Calculator. See how much the data brokers charge for your bits.
  • The Swipe Project is a collaboration of Beatriz da Costa, Jamie Schulte and Brooke Singer. See them live at UC-Irvine in March.

    Posted by chris at 10:01 PM | Comments (1)

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