Mr. Doyle of Pittsburgh speaks to the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet at "The Digital Future of the United States: Part II-- The Future of Radio". P.S. Sorry for the water...
Mr. Doyle of Pittsburgh speaks to the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet at "The Digital Future of the United States: Part II-- The Future of Radio". P.S. Sorry for the watermark. As soon as I can scrape up the money I'm going to register Flip4Mac.
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I can't remember the last time I enjoyed and agreed with every word from the mouth of a politician. If Ben Franklin were alive today he would probably be in favor of this peculiar and amusing new 'Girl Talk' music and he would be good friends with Rep. Doyle here.
A three minute speech followed by him yielding back his time is a filibuster? Sorry no, he's clearly making a point that current legislation is restricting the flow of culture. And what's a country with a whole bunch of legislation and no culture? A sad, sad place.
I like how he talks about Paul McCartney nicking the lick off a Chuck Berry song. Creativity comes from stealing - just depends on how well you hide your sources! Just let us enjoy the music - be it Girl Talk or Paul McCartney.
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