Diebold Issues Cease and Desist to Indymedia
h0mee writes "Diebold, manufacturer of election equipment, has issued a Cease and desist notice to the upstream provider of San Francisco Indymedia for having links to mirrors of a leaked internal diebold memo. More than just a case of a leak, Diebold has been raising a lot of questions about the fairness and security of elections in the United States. (Perhaps it's time for peer reviewable software like gnu.free? ;)"
Hang on a sec... I think I see a problem here.
One line blog. I hear that they're called Twitters now.
Do you want a corporation to have the power to decide arbitrarily the outcome of elections?
No way! I'd much rather leave it in the hands of the candidate's governor brother and/or the Supreme Court.