My ISP lost my e-mail address and credit card number, and then pulled
LENR-CANR.org off-line today because the bill was 30 days overdue. I
suggested they should have looked at the front page of the web site
because it has my name, phone number and e-mail address. Very
annoying! It should be back on line momentarily.
More ominously, the CBS news site showing the cold fusion segment
does not work. This could be a technical problem because the site is
still there, but it does not play:
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4955212n
This site says the video disappeared even though it was popular:
http://sitfu.blogspot.com/2009/04/cbs-censors-cold-fusion-video-was.html
"CBS Censors Cold Fusion Video - Was Fourth Most Popular
Dear friends,
The highly revealing 12-minute video clip from 60 Minutes on the
fascinating resurgence of cold fusion I mentioned in a message
yesterday has now been removed by CBS. I highly suspect media
censorship at work here. A supporter emailed to tell me that the
embedded video from an article I had posted on this at examiner.com
was not working. Checking back on my original links to the video
revealed that a weak clip of less than two-minutes had replaced the
engaging, longer original.
After some careful research, I discovered that the 12-minute video
had moved up to the fourth most popular on the entire CBS website.
Following the link on the CBS video page in the "Most Viewed Videos"
section at the bottom, I found that though there were 70 comments
posted under the video, it no longer functioned. I suspect someone
didn't want us to see that video. What other reason would there be to
censor this powerful clip? For more on this, see the informative
article I posted here.
Please take advantage of the power of the Internet to spread the
word, so that we can break through this kind of censorship. . . ."
I suspect this person is wrong, because if the MIB did not want us to
see it, they would not leave the non-functioning screen.
Earlier, Steve Krivit reported that the video has been altered:
http://newenergytimes.com/v2/blog/?p=74
"'We asked the American Physical Society, the top physics
organization in America, to recommend an independent scientist,' the
narrator said. 'They gave us Rob Duncan.'
The sentence referring to the American Physical Society has been
removed from the video and replaced with the following text, 'We
asked another distinguished physicist to have a look at the
research.' There were no other apparent changes to the video."
- Jed
