Technology seemed to permeate the major stories in Minnesota this week. Nearly overshadowing the fact that the Senate contest wrapped up this week, was the fracas over Coleman's unsecured donor database being leaked online. Local IT consultant-turned-media celeb Adria Richards was the first to discover Coleman's unsecure database file back in January.
Naturally the question on everyone's mind: Is she part of the Russian mafia??
We had to ask her, especially after Coleman lawyer Fritz Knaack offhandedly suggested that the two reasons their donor credit cards were possibly compromised would be (1) Malicious partisan web hackers, or (2) Russian mafia. They might be forgetting (3) Campaign data security lapse.
Jou Soucheray made waves - maybe on purpose - with his anti-Twitter rant this week. He even scared away our man Julio Ojeda-Zapata. Julio is a tech columnist and Twitter expert who says Twitter has changed his life and that he's more connected to humanity. See — we can all get along! So long as we stay off Joe's lawn.
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Hey great video... I love the voice overs and the delivery!
TheLeaderGuy 1 year ago
hahaha
djchristopherblue 2 years ago
um...lol
CoIorado 2 years ago
haha the "fax" is...
ARatherCoolChannel 2 years ago