Pete Theisen wrote:
> On Saturday 13 January 2007 8:46 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
>> A major example of what I'm saying, which I should have mentioned, is
>> Bush's recent speech.
>>
>> While listening to it, I found myself really wanting that, for each
>> point he made, equal space existed - in that s
On Saturday 13 January 2007 8:46 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
> A major example of what I'm saying, which I should have mentioned, is
> Bush's recent speech.
>
> While listening to it, I found myself really wanting that, for each
> point he made, equal space existed - in that same space - for
> counter-p
On Saturday 13 January 2007 7:49 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
> The status-quo media barons (the small handful of people who control
> with broad strokes what most people see on their TV and newspapers) each
> pretend to offer exactly this formula today, but in fact what they
> actually deliver is their
A major example of what I'm saying, which I should have mentioned, is
Bush's recent speech.
While listening to it, I found myself really wanting that, for each
point he made, equal space existed - in that same space - for
counter-points.
In fact, I did come across one Internet-based writer, Ste
The root of the problem we face today is deceptively simple, but we're
not standing up to it: our information supply. We need a sweeping change
in how it works.
1. We need an Internet-based polling system to identify and prioritize
the issues that matter to us. I wouldn't suggest how to craft thi
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