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IExposeMormonism wrote: Now I'm being attacked by "No Plane, its all CGI" theory folk over genghis6199, who is a serious 911 investigator. There are a small but significant number of individuals asserting ALL the 911 media evidence is fake. CGI, faked video or taken from the hands of the video tapers and altered by the perpetrators of 911 and then released thru the media outlets. This is absurd. These people attack excellent investigative reports and documentaries not conforming to "No Plane...
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sopssa writes "Several sites, including TechCrunch and The Register, are reporting about an email Google's VP Jonathan Rosenberg sent to employees on Monday about the meaning of open. 'At Google we believe that open systems win. They lead to more innovation, value, and freedom of choice for consumers, and a vibrant, profitable, and competitive ecosystem for businesses. ... Our goal is to keep the Internet open, which promotes choice and competition and keeps users and developers from getting locked in.' But are we likely to see Google open their search engine, advertising or the famous back-end system? In their words, that would mean Google and other companies would need to work harder and innovate more to keep their users, for everyone's benefit."
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