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Google had some of the best jokes on April Fools’ day. One of those was Gmail Motion, a new technology allowing users to write emails and send them using complicated, full-body motions. Having some fun on his own, a researcher at the University of Southern California Institute for Creative Technologies used a Microsoft Kinect sensor to make Gmail Motion a reality.

With their supposed monopoly, Microsoft is allegedly controlling the related market for accessories by using software-related barriers that bar 3rd party devices from competing with Microsoft Xbox 360 accessories.

Microsoft is using the government monopoly grants to bludgeon anyone who creates a successful business without using Microsoft. Their liars, I mean lawyers, are using the threat of patent infringement to extort payments without ever actually specifying what those "infringements" are.
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A top Microsoft executive on Tuesday suggested a broad Internet tax to help defray the costs associated with computer security breaches and vast Internet attacks

FEEDS + FEED VIEWERS Will Replace Newspapers, TV & mainstream media

Our goal is to replace the echo-chamber of mainstream media with a media that gives liberty a voice. We are not opposed to other viewpoints and many media sources found here are perhaps more rooted in fact than a particular political philosophy.

Freedom of the press has declined for the eighth year in a row, according to Freedom House’s annual report. And while the media has focused on the lack of media freedoms in such places as China and Venezuela, they’ve virtually ignored the U.S. position – No. 24

Is it ok for government to monitor social media conversations and then wade in with rebuttals to those conversations? Is this whole thing getting out of line? Governments are realizing billboards will not reach people in their bedrooms while social media can.

Social Media Policies At GM, Target, DISH Network Deemed Unlawful By Labor Official - WASHINGTON -- In an effort to control employees' activities on Facebook and Twitter, some U.S. companies have instituted social media policies that run afoul of labor law and infringe on workers' rights, according to a memo issued Wednesday by the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board.

Johnson supporters orginiazed the first ever "money avalanche". A term coined as a spin off of the "money bomb" that Ron Paul's volunteers popularized in 2008. Unlike the one day money bomb, the Money Avalanche is a fundraiser scheduled over a period of several days and weeks that starts with small achievable goals and builds up momentum to reach large fund raising numbers.