Monday, August 12, 2002		Editor's Mail

VARIOUS Internet Service Providers are trying to gag the cyber world. Internet Telephony sites are being blocked by some of the service providers. This way they are attempting to deny whatever has been made legally permissible by the law. Blocking Net telephony sites not only denies Netizens the right to converse but also is an attempt to bully them. My simple question to such ISPs is: "Is the World Wide Web their inherent property?" Where is the so-called IT Act? Law enforcers, please wake up!

Mridula, Panchkula

Bouquets…

The new shape and style of Log in Tribune is really worth praising and it is more attractive and stylish. The contents are, not to mention, the best for getting information that is otherwise not so easily obtainable.

…and brickbats

I am a regular reader of The Tribune and various supplements, which it brings out on different days of the week. I have specific appreciation for Log in… Tribune, which you have been bringing out unfailingly for the last two years. Recently, you changed the format of the supplement that is not up to the mark. The thing which disturbs me most is that Log in… Tribune is not published every week. Since the last two months at least three weeks have passed without an issue. Why so? I eagerly wait for whole of the week for a copy of Log in… Tribune and feel let down when I find the supplement missing. I request you to restore its weekly nature.

S.K. Sharma, Jagadhari

Note: Since July 1, Log in… Tribune comes to its readers every alternate Monday."