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Submission + - Kansas drops plan for municipal broadband ban (kansas.com)

Mokurai writes: "Facing public backlash over a Senate bill that would outlaw community broadband services statewide, Sen. Julia Lynn, R-Olathe, announced on Monday the postponement of hearings set to take place this week. Senate Bill 304 would prohibit cities and counties from building public broadband networks."

The bill was reportedly "introduced by John Federico, a cable industry lobbyist."

I didn't see this on SlashDot when it was introduced, but the Internet definitely responded to the threat of damage.

Submission + - Sequoia Voting Systems hacks self in foot (dailykos.com)

Mokurai writes: "Sequoia Voting Systems has inadvertently released the SQL code for its voting databases. The existence of such code appears to violate Federal voting law. Read the announcement in the link, just as received on the Open Voting Consortium mailing list earlier today."

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