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  Net Neutrality for Dummies: Will th...
  Al Gore says that legislation ensuring "net neutrality" is "needed for the revitalization of American democracy." Techno-vegan Moby says without it, the "egalitarian" Internet would disappear. Even Mallory from Family Ties, Justine Bateman, thinks "the freedom to access the site of any organization from Planned Parenthood to the Christian Coalition is going to end." But just what the hell is net neutrality—and is all that is good and holy about the Internet really imperiled if legislation guaranteeing it isn't passed? Network neutrality is necessary, say its supporters, to make certain that all data on the Internet is treated equally and to protect users from information discrimination on the part of Internet service providers who will slow down or even block access to certain sites. Reason.tv's Michael C. Moynihan takes a skeptical look at the growing push for net neutrality legislation and asks Peter Suderman, a Reason associate editor who is closely following proposals on the topic, why Moby and Mallory want the Federal Communication Commission, of all agencies, to regulate the Internet. Approximately 4 minutes. Written by Moynihan. Shot and edited by Dan Hayes and Meredith Bragg.
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  Mayweather-Pacquiao Negotiations Up...
  PLEASE SUBSCRIBE-In the third part of the series, fightfannation.com's Brent Alderson breaks down recent events pertaining to the heated negotiations for a Mayweather-Pacquiao fight. On Saturday 12/26, Golden Boy Promotions softened their stance on using the American Anti-Doping Agency and conceded to using another agency and then Arum shot back and said that they didn't want to use any agency and wanted to leave it to the Nevada State Athletic commission, which on its own accord on Monday announced that they will require both fighters to take urin tests by Wednesday. During this whole time Arum has been setting deadlines and threatening to have Pacquiao fight Paulie Malignaggi instead, while Mayweather and Pacquiao still insist they want the fight, Team Mayweather is still insistant on ultra-strict drug testing. Looks like the negotiations are going sour, but we will see, hopefully someone can step in and mediate the situation. Stay tuned.
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  Rachel Maddow: 'Pete Hoekstra the B...
  "Pete Hoekstra has access to all sorts of classified information because he is the ranking Republican on the Intelligence Committee. When Republicans were the majority, he was Chair of Intelligence. "And people, including me, on this show, frankly clamor for there to be more oversight in Congress of what the intelligence agencies are doing, when people worry that by withholding details of what they're doing from Congress, the intelligence agencies are forming, in effect, a secret US government that does want it wants with a huge budget and no accountability. And frankly, that's scary for democracy, and therefore the Congress ought to be told what the intelligence agencies are doing. "Do you want to see exhibit A of why that doesn't happen, why anyone defending the intelligence agencies' inclination to not tell things to Congress has a pretty good case to make about the grandstanding, reckless and humiliatingly dumb behavior of some of the people to whom they're supposed to be disclosing things? "Congressman Pete Hoekstra is exhibit A." -- Rachel Maddow on 'The Rachel Maddow Show,' Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 Searching for intelligence daily at www.michaelmoore.com
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  Credit Rating Agencies and the firs...
  Part of the reason that we are in the economic mess that we are in is because credit ratings agencies gave wildly overly optimistic assessments of the soundness of corporations and their bonds, and investors relied on those ratings when they made their investment decisions. Enron was given high ratings just 4 days before they went bankrupt. The SEC and Congress want to regulate the Credit ratings agencies and investors are suing them for their incompetence. But the agencies have been able to stay out of hot water because their lawyers have made slick use of the First Amendment. Before watching this video, read this article from the Huffington Post. www.huffingtonpost.com Then watch this video where Floyd Abrahms uses the First Amendment to defend the credit ratings agencies. www.youtube.com

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  Start Up The Dealership Cars March...
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  December Night Time Dealership Star...
  Well better late than never right haha! Here's the dealership start ups for December, due to popular demand, they are also night starts. There are 4 parts and include footage from all of december, several things in the video have been sold and some are new, I just wanted to try and squeeze a bunch in this time around, enjoy!
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  December Night Time Dealership Star...
  Well better late than never right haha! Here's the dealership start ups for December, due to popular demand, they are also night starts. There are 4 parts and include footage from all of december, several things in the video have been sold and some are new, I just wanted to try and squeeze a bunch in this time around, enjoy!
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  December Night Time Dealership Star...
  Well better late than never right haha! Here's the dealership start ups for December, due to popular demand, they are also night starts. There are 4 parts and include footage from all of december, several things in the video have been sold and some are new, I just wanted to try and squeeze a bunch in this time around, enjoy!