Backer of ISP snooping slams industry
WASHINGTON--Congress' leading proponent of forcing Internet service providers to retain records about their users' activities lashed out at the industry on Wednesday, saying such a federal law will be a "very minor burden" to bear.
Posted On: 2006-05-04, 9:00 am
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