Article is HERE. I almost fell out of my chair reading it. Moral of the story, if you’re going to try and steal a car, make sure that it doesn’t belong to a cop.

As was one of the topics on GHR Epidose #63, Time Warner has plans to start a tiered system for their cable Internet service, charging based on usage. What should come as no surprise to anyone is that there are not a whole lot of fans of this approach, and fortunately a lot of TW customers in San Antonio and Austin, Texas made their displeasure with these plans be know. Time Warner has decided to put off their test run of the comsumption based pricing until October, which will buy them time to formulate a PR campaign to ease the blow. In another one of TW’s test markets, Rochester, NY, Time Warner is facing a mass exodus of customers to their rival, Frontier Communications. Frontier had formerly announced a tiered plan, but has since rescinded this idea because of public outrage. If your cable company has plans for consumption based pricing, let your voice be heard. The best way to speak is with your wallet. Full article can be found here.

Many of you are probably already aware of this, but I thought I’d post anyway in case you haven’t seen it yet. Starting April 7th, Rock Band and the new Star Trek film will be giving away 500 free tracks every day for 15 days. Enter your information here for a chance to win.