Several sections of the legislation are considered "wet cement," an aide said. One such provision, which high-tech policy watchers argued could give the president the power to effectively shut off the Internet in a Web crisis, is being reworded after lengthy consultations. The goal is to map out the untested responsibilities of the public and private sector in the event of a high-tech hurricane. More prominent in a forthcoming version of the bill will be language that details how the president and pertinent government and industry officials can develop emergency response plans.

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I mean asking if the internet is controlled by the government is like asking is kissing cheating ? Pretty simpe answer.

It started when President Obama visited China recently. He asked for a quarter point rate cut on US treasury debt held by the Chinese. The Chinese agreed but only if they could implement Baidu (the Chinese Google) as the new search engine for all Windows products being produced starting in 2010. Since the format is Chinese, Americans will have to learn the language, at least to some degree, otherwise they will be stuck with Yahoo, which no one wants. And who knows what kind of spyware will be bundled in that package. Furthermore, the President will be referred to as the Chairman starting also in 2010, although the Chinese are assuring everyone that this is to give him a more business-like, boardroom type, moniker, and should not be construed as carrying any negative connotations.