Are you one of the many people today that have fear of being under some sort of surveillance, fear of government intrusion, worry over companies tracking your purchases, or technology such as Mobile GPS tracking your physical movements and then automatically posting your status updates on internet web sites similar to www.ping.fm ?

Needless-to-say some profound choices now confront the American people -"The end of privacy is the end of second chances," - states Larry Ponemon's (privacy consulting firm -The Ponemon Institute.), and not to be out done, the Cult of the Amateur author Andrew Keen claims - "we are our own Wikileakers," providing a telling snapshot of life today.

With the Internet evolving at near break neck speed, it becomes challenging to maintain a personal comfort zone on the world wide web these days. Those ridiculous internet tubes could be said to be in a perpetual circle jerk. So an individual must have a renewed perspective to be privacy wise 24/7... and yeah sure – that's difficult on many levels! Since the most popular social web sites today are where many congregate to have fun, chat, post their favorite pictures - that's exactly where the paradox lies. Privacy is usually the last thing people are thinking about while enjoying these popular social sites. But it should be! Face Book comes to mind...

The National Broadband Plan Needs To Be Visionary ...
— like landing a man on the moon or creating an extremely functional highway system.
So what's your idea on how to expand high-speed Internet access (broadband), across the United States? Here's your chance to finally have a voice in affecting dramatic change coming for future United States Internet policy & usage.