Required reading: April 24, 2006
Monday, April 24, 2006 - 09:59 AM
Brian's back
And so is another episode of required reading, in which: Chuck Schumer's weekly Sunday press conference makes headlines beyond one day, OBL discovers YouTube, a CIA Inspector General gets inspected, and record label lawyers seeking file sharing charges target a little girl and a family that doesn't own a computer.
Chuck: Let troops hunt 9/11 remains (NY Daily News)
Bin Laden takes to the airwaves again (AP)
CIA Inspector general gets (NYT)
Court throws out RIAA attempt to sue little girl (P2P.net)
RIAA case problem: target doesn’t own a computer (Mywebpal, via TheDrudgeReport)
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