Just registered journalismlicense.com and journalistlicense.com ... maybe we should hand out journalism licenses along with the podcast licenses so bloggers can be considered journalists under the whistleblower laws.
Hello, I have registered www.monscamto.com and www.highway80potholes.com and they are forwarding to noagendashow.com. This was mentioned on one of the shows around the 300 episode mark, but was never put in the show notes.
I have also registered the following domains and have them forwarding to noagendashow.com, but they have never been mentioned on the air:
I am a long time $5 a month subscriber and I just recently updated my subscription to the $11.11 subscription level, I am sending this email because I registered the domain names internetlicense.me and internetlicense.biz. I have forwarded both of those domains to noagendashow.com and I am wondering if you want me to forward those domains anywhere else ie. a website where you can donate and receive an internet license.
Couple of things.... I forgot to mention before the show today I registered internetmediapass.com forwarding to podcastlicense.com in honor of our friends in Gitmo Nation Sauerkraut.
Also, when I get new domains sent to the gmail address I will keep forwarding them on to you to add to the shownotes, let me know if you would rather a summary email of them all or something, anything I can do to help reduce your email traffic :-)
Wanted to tell you a story that just happened, my 75yrs old grandmother just came back from visiting the U.S, so I had to ask, what was it like going through the airports and the TSA.
Well she wasn't too impressed with the body scanner, but the icing on the cake was with the TSA agent advising her that she needs a better supporting bra and how the straps need adjusting..ha. I never knew lingerie advice was part of their remit :)
So in honour of that revelation, I have registered a new domain that will point to the No Agenda news network.
The Danish police had proposed abolishing all anonymous Internet access, under the rubric of fighting terrorism. ISPs and companies would be required to gather strong proof of identity (official ID cards and similar) before connecting users, and would be required to retain records.