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Dennis Bailey over at his Open Society Paradox blog points out that C-SPAN is featuring his book (also called Open Society Paradox) (tracking url here), touting openness and surveillance over privacy, at 10 am on Sunday morning. Bailey also points out that at 11 pm, CSPAN is doing a thing on O'Harrow's book, No Place to Hide, (perhaps this is the last time I'll mention it -- at least in January).
Bailey writes: "Two diametrically opposed viewpoints, back to back on C-SPAN. Sorry Fox but that's a better idea of fair and balanced."
True that and it sounds like a way more interesting debate than anything that will be Meet My Ego or Inside Snarking.
Hopefully, I'll get to Bailey's book before Sunday. That way, he and I can get to some high tech updating of old-style wrassling (remember back when pro-wrestlers didn't use chairs? That kind of wrassling).
Posted by Ryan Singel at January 27, 2005 04:00 PM
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