The result may look big, and its cost means it won't be a big hit to the company's earnings, but it'll at least be keeping up with the Joneses . Clueless this week is Vice President Al Gore , who has endorsed legislation requiring that schools and libraries buy censorware to get low-cost Internet connections. The result holds public Internet access hostage to any political kant. Pretty soon we've banned satire . It's sent free to individuals who subscribe to it.
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