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Submission + - Fiber TV Install and Experience (Bye, Bye Cable!)

Submitted by SkinnyGuy on Wednesday December 13, 2006 @10:50AM

SkinnyGuy writes: The same guy who brought you the Fiber to the Premises (FTTP), FiOS broadband installation process, now brings you a detailed look at the FiOS TV install. He's thrilled and apparently couldn't be happier to say goodbye forever to Cable TV. There's a lengthy story and interesting slideshow.

Submission + - David X Cohen comments on Futurama return

Submitted by EvilCabbage on Wednesday December 13, 2006 @10:35AM

EvilCabbage writes: Good news everyone!
David X Cohen has given a small interview with Toyfare regarding the return of Futurama in 2008.

From the article: "we are looking into producing a full 22-minute episode of Everybody Loves Hypnotoad for the DVD release. I am serious."

Submission + - Top 1000 Searches in the past 48 hrs - Google Tool

Submitted by

klikhir

on Wednesday December 13, 2006 @10:29AM

klikhir writes: "These searches and results are a barometer of what the world is interested in right now! Curious Observations Today: sexual references appear 42% of the time; sex is the number #1 searched term; sexual references appear 4 times in the top 5. Curious about the results? Use this Google search tool. http://top-searches.klikhir.com/"

Submission + - Ban Illustrations of abuse

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday December 13, 2006 @10:26AM

An anonymous reader writes: John Reid (UK Home Secretary) wants to ban "images, including cartoons and graphic illustrations of abuse.". Aren't there sufficient laws against this kind of material already, where do we draw the lines (no pun intended) and will we reach a point where images have to be government sanctioned? This seems to be cheap shot at scoring political points rather than a serious attempt at regulating media but I always get nervous when politicians start 'thinking of the children'.

Submission + - Ten Years of Flash

Submitted by

eldavojohn

on Wednesday December 13, 2006 @09:58AM

eldavojohn writes: "Flash has has turned ten. The Flash on the Beach birthday party is now over and, whether you love it or hate it, Flash seems to be here to stay."

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