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Just
because the
election's over doesn't mean you have to remain silent. Check
out these sites and participate in our democracy - America needs you
now more than ever.
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How
does one report the facts in an unbiased way when the facts
themselves are biased?
- Rob Corddry, Senior Media Analyst, >
The Daily Show,
referring to Sinclair Broadcasting's decision not to broadcast on its
ABC stations Nightline's
reading of the names of the 725
soldiers who had died in Iraq since the end of major combat operations,
calling the report "politically motivated"
John
Kerry and John Edwards are good people with good ideas,
ideas to make the economy work again for middle-class Americans, to
restore fiscal responsibility, to save Social Security, to make health
care more affordable, college more available, to free us from
dependence on foreign oil and create new jobs with clean energy and a
cleaner environment, to rally the world to our side in the war against
terror and to make a world with more friends and less terror.
- William
Jefferson Clinton, speaking at
the 2004 Democratic National
Convention
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 Shake
things up a bit
and try
a different way of
looking at the
Web with a different
browser. Here
are some great
alternatives to the browser that came with
your operating system:
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Firefox
Version 1.0
new
Designed
for simplicity and speed,
recommended for
those looking for a faster, leaner, more modern, and more capable
alternative to Internet Explorer. And did I mention it was
faster? Download
(4.5 MB)
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Mozilla
Version 1.7
A
complete suite of Internet applications,
from Web
design to e-mail and chat. The modern incarnation of the old
standby Netscape browser, slightly speedier than Internet
Explorer. Download
(12-15 MB)
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Opera
Version 7.5
A
unique and powerful browser with
an all-in-one
interface for a variety of features, from RSS syndication to Internet
relay chat. Paying for the software eliminates the ads at the
top. Download
(3.4-16.2 MB)
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