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nature of blogging

To anyone even remotely familiar with blogging, websites etc its pretty obvious that a blog isn't a formal statement by the blogger on ANYTHING. Even more…

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CORRECTION regarding P2P Story

CNet reports a CORRECTION to the Reuters story discussed below; I reproduce it in full: Correction: This story was misleading in its description of eDonkey'…

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Yankees are Back in First

How could I forget such cataclysmic news?  My sincere apologies.  The Yanks -- my beloved underdogs -- are back in first place.  It'll be an interesting run…

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Broadband Growth Slows

A new report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project shows that the pace of the growth of broadband's usage slowed in the first six months of 2005,…

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P2P Starting to Trot for the Hills

I guess it should be no surprise, in the wake of the US Supreme Court's Grokster decision and its endorsement of an "inducement" theory of liabili…

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Telkom and Helkom logos: fair dealing?

As I said in my previous blog entry, the Telkom/Helkom dispute has been settled. Its interesting to look at the copyright issue and compare; the Telkom image:…

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New Spyware Case Filed

Illinois attorney David Fish has filed a class action lawsuit against infamous spyware/adware company 1800Solutions Inc.  Last month Fish survived a motion to d…

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Justice in China

For those who think that it's ok for US companies to help the Chinese government, police and courts crack down on dissidents, here's a reality check.…

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Time, Yet Again, for Some Shared Sacrifice

Before reading on (and thanks if you do -- you really, really care!), I should make two disclosures: first, as I mention in my bio, I am an active and ardent su…