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Comment Broadband Definition Submission (Score 1) 2

I saw your journal entry while browsing through the Firehose this morning. Concerning your comment about the submission relating to the Senate changing the definition for broadband, I went back to 5/26 and checked out what you submitted and skimmed the article ( http://www.infoworld.com/article/07/05/25/Groups-p raise-US-broadband-data-bill_1.html ). It's not identical by any means, but it's rather similar to this story: http://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/05/ 18/155231 At least, you get the idea that the definition is outdated and may be changed in the future.

That story was just eight days earlier than your submission, and to someone that skimmed both articles (me), they pretty much give the same major point. I obviously don't know why your submission would still be pending, but that's my guess at why it wasn't made a story. Hopefully that at least helps with one of your questions.
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Submission + - Forensics Meets Its Match: New Tools Thwart Police (cio.com)

rabblerouzer writes: Antiforensic tools have slid down the technical food chain, from Unix to Windows, from something only elite users could master to something nontechnical users can operate. "Five years ago, you could count on one hand the number of people who could do a lot of these things," says one investigator. "Now it's hobby level." Take, for example, TimeStomp. Forensic investigators poring over compromised systems where Timestomp was used often find files that were created 10 years from now, accessed two years ago and never modified.

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