Salon: Every dial you take. “What most concerns civil liberties watchdogs is dialed-digit extraction. Once activated, this handy feature enables police to detect what numbers are dialed during a call. Critics worry that police could use this capability to get bank information, voice-mail passwords, and the like with nothing more than a rubber-stamped order for a trap and trace or pen register.”
Day: <span>June 18, 2002</span>
Cory Doctorow: NPR’s brutally stupid linking policy. “Gosh, I hope they don’t take away my tote bag. Really, it beggars the imagination to think that anyone in this day and age could be this fatally stupid.”
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SportsNetwork: Giants hope to sink Devil Rays. “Kennedy was seven years old when San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds hit his first home run in June of 1986. The hurler has stated openly that he will not resort to walking Bonds as a way of avoiding the long ball. ‘I’m going to pitch to him like I’ve pitched to every lefty this year: tough, hard, and whatever happens, happens,’ Kennedy told the St. Petersburg Times.”
Looks like we might see some home runs tonight… 
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