DKos has recommended what must be the dumbest diary in
blog history.

Anyone working in broadcast knows the difficulty of getting correct
levels and colors.   NTSC is jokingly referred to by engineers as
"Never The Same Color."

Even if it looks correct in the editing bay monitor, it will go through
processing at several more stages where the producer is no control,
from playback editor to station output, to home TV.

Web processing is even worse.  What looks washed out while being
played out on a Mac will look too dark played out on a PC.

Monitor adjustment means everything - print artists, video artists
secretaries - all will see a completely different image.

It is rumored that when SNL lampooned the CNN debate,
Obama supporters were furious that Obama was not
black.

Now, Daily Kos is drumming up their usual Hillary hate,
claiming Hillary conspired to make Obama "too black."

Get a grip, dudes!   Take editing 101.   Is there any wonder that this
former respected forum has made itself the laughing stock?

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/3/4/2 1311/85811/447/468408

There's more...

Since trust has become an issue in the Net Neutrality debate, consider that the entertainment industry (MPAA, broadcasters, etc) are again trying to sneak the 'broadcast flag' into the current telecom bill.

According to engadget.com:

After having their Broadcast Flag thoroughly trounced in court, and die many deaths in Congress, they've managed to hide it in a 151 page telecommunications bill. They've even gone with a particularly egregious version, since they were hoping nobody would notice. Not only is it paired with the Audio Flag, but it makes no real exceptions for fair use...

http://www.engadget.com/2006/06/22/broad cast-flag-sneaks-into-telecom-bill/

There's more...