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Comment How to Exclude Yourself (Score 1) 128

by StinkiePhish (#31882894) Attached to: Comcast Customers Urged To Opt-Out of Settlement
From the settlement website: How do I exclude myself from the Settlement Class? If you do not wish to be a Settlement Class Member, you may exclude yourself by writing to the Claims Administrator. You must provide your full name and address, state that you want to opt out of the Settlement, and deliver your request by mail, hand, or overnight delivery service to the P2P Congestion Settlement Claims Administrator, c/o Rust Consulting, P.O. Box 9454, Minneapolis, MN 55440-9454. Your request must be postmarked no later than May 13, 2010. http://p2pcongestionsettlement.com/SettlementNotice.htm
Censorship

Submission + - MySpace Censoring Ron Paul Supporters

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nexeruza
nexeruza writes: "Rupert Mudoch silencing Ron Paul supporters on MySpace? The subject speaks for itself. Ron Paul has been blatantly censored through the media... MSNBC, CNN, ABC, and even now MySpace on the internet where his support is strongest. Youtube videos have shown us the truth in numbers of hundreds the censorship and hack jobs attacking Ron Paul in an attempt to discredit, blackout, and often blatantly lie about him and his campaign. This is an attack of the First Amendment on the freedom of speech and is un-American to say the least."
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Submission + - "Don't tase me bro" police cleared

Submitted by Fozzyuw
Fozzyuw writes: WFTV.com's website has news on the University of Florida police involved in the Andrew Meyer tasering have been cleared of using excessive force. It also includes a link to the full report, which shares details of the incident and events leading up to the incident.
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XM And SIRIUS Radio Merging 301

Posted by ScuttleMonkey from the monopoly-is-such-a-fun-game dept.
lenny6998 writes to tell us Yahoo! News is reporting that XM and Sirius Radio, the only two major players in the relatively new market of subscription satellite radio have announced a merger. "The two companies said in a statement that Mel Karmazin, the CEO of Sirius, would become chief executive of the new company while Gary Parsons, the chairman of XM, would remain in that role."

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