>For what it's worth, one of the other four posts is a complaint about Ryan Block's customer service call with Comcast. I saw that too, read it, and immediatel

>For what it's worth, one of the other four posts is a complaint about Ryan Block's customer service call with Comcast. I saw that too, read it, and immediately got the sense that this guy has a vast superiority complex and he aims it at the latest headline-grabbing internet journalist or blogger so he can get his fifteen minutes as well. Specifically in the Ryan Block article, he acted as if he was having an ongoing conversation/interview with Block, when in fact it was his one-sided commentary on a couple of tweets. Very misleading, and it definitely left me unimpressed. Besides, if what Block did really was illegal in California (two-party recording is something I've dealt with professionally in the past, Block was covered when both parties mutually consented to being recorded at the beginning of the conversation), why was the legality issue never discussed in the media except by this guy?