IT Director for a non-profit in Washington, DC. Man About Internet.
This video has been making its rounds on Twitter and various blogs this morning. I first saw it over on my wife's website, so I wanted to make sure I give her credit for discovery.
To quote John Gruber, "These guys must have missed the memo that the iPad was for consumption only and not creativity.
I saw this video when it first aired on Fox Sports yesterday while watching football.
As large segments of the US government go ballistic over the Wikileaks issue -- potentially caused by a military whistleblower -- is it any surprise to find out that the government is admitting it sucks at protecting whistleblowers? The Justice Department has put out a report saying that the Defense Department has pretty much failed in its effort to protect whistleblowers in the military. The report also found that the military has also seen nearly double the amount of "retaliations" for whisleblowing as it had in the past.
Of course, what's most interesting about this is that this is the sort of thing that leads to situations like Wikileaks. If the Defense Department can't protect whistleblowers who go through the official process to report problems, those whistleblowers are going to go to third parties... like Wikileaks.
