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WTF? Completely different.
Standard journalistic practice is to sumarize the information needed to understand the article before moving on to the analysis. That's why every article about Britney losing custody of her kids lists all her previous troubles ad nauseaum.

This article on the other hand started right off telling us what a good ruling this was and what it allowed anti-spyware vendors to do. The only problem is I don't know what the suit was about. There was no summary of that at all. Do I agree with the article or not? I've got no way to tell as you've never told me what the ruling pertained to.

Someone needs to go back to writing school.
Posted by: slopoke   Posted on: 10/03/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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WTF?  Linux_4u! | 10/03/07
Hmmm I don't think it's la president with common sense is likely  maldain | 10/03/07
Do partisan have commonense?  Recce1 | 10/03/07
RE: Do partisan have commonense?  joe6pack_z | 10/03/07
The Leadership Candidates Presented For Public Consideration  Cardhu | 10/03/07
A president with common sense?...  6T9ura$$0ff | 10/03/07
homer simpson (dooooogh!!!!!)  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
It's civil law - not common sense.  www.cybertopcops.com | 11/08/07
WTF? Completely different.  slopoke | 10/03/07
Yeah, at least a link would be nice. (nt)  Henrik Moller | 10/03/07
Like this one...  Henrik Moller | 10/03/07
Better journalism  Recce1 | 10/03/07
Isn't that the point?  qtrback | 10/04/07
your right.. news stories do that all the time now days  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  Don't Ask Me | 10/03/07
Free speech issue  Evil_Otto | 10/03/07
re: Free speech issue  CobraA1 | 10/03/07
RE: Free speech Issue  Don't Ask Me | 10/03/07
Could you be more specific  Evil_Otto | 10/04/07
there's really no such thing as a false positive  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
Guess I lost the meaning along the way...  JCitizen | 10/05/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  GrizzledGeezer | 10/03/07
hmmm....  papajon_s | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  CobraA1 | 10/03/07
Counter attack!!!!  masterxtds | 10/03/07
Go to Jail, Do not pass go...  RS9 | 10/03/07
wha??  pcguy777 | 10/03/07
Be careful!  djchandler | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  dawsobi@... | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  johncburgess@... | 10/03/07
Don't blow a gasket!  I am Gorby | 10/03/07
Seperate issue  johncburgess@... | 10/03/07
Fix it  DirtyDingus | 10/03/07
Ooops.  DirtyDingus | 10/03/07
Y'all are something else  qtrback | 10/04/07
There is a difference ....  powellr@... | 10/03/07
They call that stuff 'adware'  Evil_Otto | 10/04/07
I used to use AWS Weather bug and I loved it..  JCitizen | 11/09/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  dragonmago@... | 10/03/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  ironfist03 | 10/04/07
Spyware should be a felony  kirk@... | 10/04/07
you are too kind  jeasterlingtech@... | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  wattage01@... | 10/04/07
RE: A turn in the antispyware war?  sanderson_111@... | 10/05/07
Not to defend...  ViRaL1 | 10/07/07

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