Alberto Is Watching You Surf the Web

Inspired by the resounding success and popularity of the NSA's mass phone bugging operation, AG Alberto Gonzales and the FBI have asked Internet and telecom companies to keep records of their customers' online activities for two years. The telecoms and the ISP's have "voiced concern" about the requests, but there's no indication that they'll do anything but meekly comply. Yet more blatant violations of Americans' privacy might be more palatable if they made public the surfing habits of certain people. For instance, it would be interesting to know Karl Rove's Google search keywords.