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Net Neutrality: “Young fool … Only now, at the end, do you understand.”

Posted on March 1, 2015 by Ask Marion

Emperor Palpatine. Photograph: Allstar By: Terresa Monroe-Hamilton – The NoisyRoom We keep hearing, from the saviors in Washington, DC, how government regulation is the answer and how “evil monopolies” (created, incidentally, by other government regulations) are responsible for all our … Continue reading →

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JustDelete.me helps you wash away your digital life

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Ask Marion

JustDelete.me provides a growing list of Internet-connected services, with links and information about the account deletion process. (justdelete.me/FoxNews.com) FoxNews – h/t to TLA: Deleting your unused or unwanted online accounts can be a giant pain – and, in some cases, … Continue reading →