Can you imagine how utterly clueless you would have to be to deal with matters involving state secrets over an open telephone line? And these are the reporters who are allegedly bringing us the news?
A senior federal law enforcement official tells ABC News the government is tracking the phone numbers we (Brian Ross and Richard Esposito) call in an effort to root out confidential sources.
posted by Kevin at 2:23 PM
I've been hosting Cryptogon on
Blue Host for just over a year. I've been so impressed with the service that I personally started referring people to them. I know that five of these people went on to sign up for hosting.
Here's the bad news: I missed out on $65 EACH time one of these folks signed up for hosting with Blue Host.
Here's the good news: I'm now an affiliate, so now I will make $65 each time a Cryptogon reader/fan/supporter signs up for hosting with Blue Host.
I searched long and hard for a reliable and reasonably priced host for Cryptogon (after repeated disasters with other hosting companies). Check out Blue Host's features and reputation. You'll see why I went with them.
And I don't need to tell you about their reliability.
How often has Cryptogon been down over the past year? You, the Cryptogon reader, should know.
Exactly! It's never down. (Well, it may have been down once for about two hours, but I don't remember if that was their fault or mine... It was probably mine.)
So, if you're looking for the best hosting possible for a reasonable price AND you want to support Cryptogon, it's simple:
Blue Host.
PLEASE NOTE: Sadly, there is some confusion about how I receive Blue Host referral payments.
IN ORDER FOR ME TO RECEIVE CREDIT, YOU MUST CLICK ON
ANY OF THE LINKS TO BLUE HOST FROM CRYPTOGON.COM AND SIGN UP FROM THERE. If you just go to Blue Host, without clicking a link from Cryptogon, and sign up, I won't and can't get credit for it after the fact. So far, this has happened twice.
It's my fault for not making this explicitly clear in the first place. Sometimes, computer people, like me, assume things that shouldn't be assumed. This was one of those cases.
posted by Kevin at 1:52 AM