American ‘little press lords’ use the Net to hit their targets like what KellyB did to Politico.com.

Since the time of Voltaire and Rousseau (15^th cen), ink and print had been the downfall of dictators. As Napoleon has said,: ’The advent of cannon killed the feudal system; ink will kill the modern social organization.’

  Maybe he prophesied what the Net is doing now.

  In Philippines, ‘press dictators’ hit corrupt officials, workers and offices by sending text messages to radio stations that announce them—almost all of them hit correctly praise them (you can almost see the targets cringe in pain!).What's shocking and more so disgusting is that when you later check the corrupt person attacked, you'll be shocked to see that the exposure of the person's corruption doesn't even prick him a bit. Reminds you of crocodile skin-- literally.

Other countries should avail of this practice too.