The original subject suggested the President wasn't going to meet his stated goal of broadband availability. Might I suggest he follow the excellent idea of Tony Blair and his New Labour govt who made the same promise? Once you realise you haven't got a cat's chance in hell of delivering what you promised, re-define the word broadband to include ISDN.
So when I submitted this on the 22nd April it gets rejected, but now ntk runs a story it's newsworthy. Is there any reason why individuals submit stories as standalone interesting items if they need the validity of another tech site first?
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The original subject suggested the President wasn't going to meet his stated goal of broadband availability. Might I suggest he follow the excellent idea of Tony Blair and his New Labour govt who made the same promise? Once you realise you haven't got a cat's chance in hell of delivering what you promised, re-define the word broadband to include ISDN.
Problem solved!
Mike
Obscure trivia for British readers - the first customer to use the machine was Reg Varney from On the Buses.
Read this in the Sunday Times magazine a couple of weeks ago and they even had an accompanying photo from the opening ceremony.
Mike
So when I submitted this on the 22nd April it gets rejected, but now ntk runs a story it's newsworthy. Is there any reason why individuals submit stories as standalone interesting items if they need the validity of another tech site first?
Not in the UK it isn't. We're allowed to keep stuff recorded of the telly for 2 weeks..