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Canadian Parliament Reintroduce ISP Intercept Bill->

Submitted by Hottie Parms
Hottie Parms writes "From CBC: The Canadian federal Conservatives have reintroduced legislation that would allow police and intelligence officials to intercept online communications and get personal information from internet service providers (ISPs) about their subscribers without first obtaining a warrant.

This is the fourth time this type of legislation has been introduced. It has yet to pass but this could change with the recent changes in composition in the Canadian Senate."

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Comment: They should probably look at "Googling it," too (Score 3, Interesting) 426

by Hottie Parms (#32543762) Attached to: New York Times Bans Use of Word "Tweet"
The phrase "Google it" is used in common society as well, but who knows where the search engine giant will be 50 years from now?

Yes, it's a dictionary word, but one nice thing about these news institutions is that they provide a central archive of history and major events. Tweet is far more obscure and should be considered no different. Stick to professional language, please.

Of course, if somebody from the future looks back at newspapers from this time, they'll think that people like Lindsay Lohan were at the top of world-wide Monarchy....but that's beside the point.

Familiarity breeds attempt.

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