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Yahoo and China- NYT weighs in

Sometimes the title just speaks for itself.  This NYT editorial page column Building the Great Firewall of China, With Foreign Help has some interesting facts a…

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EFF 15th anniversary party

is where I'll be Sunday Oct 2, 2005 at 5pm.  Join me in supporting their awesome work.From their invite: When:  Sunday, October 2nd, 2005 at 5 p.m. Where:…

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Broder on Roberts

I agree completely with David Broder: He is so obviously -- ridiculously -- well-equipped to lead government's third branch that it is hard to imagine how…

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Representative Rick Boucher

The Center for Internet and Society and the Stanford Law and Technology Association present Representative Rick Boucher discussing DC Perspectives on MGM v.…

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The paternalistic paternalism of TC

Seth Schoen has posted a very interesting blog entry about some trends in the trusted computing research community according to which educating users about comp…

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TPM Matrix

Tony McFadden, TPM Matrix. List of known TPM manufacturers and implementations. 2005.…

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Blogs Criticizing Doctors- Deal with it!

I understand why doctors are upset that their disgruntled patients are criticizing them online, but in the big picture, isn't this a good thing?  The doctor…

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David Olson is a Resident Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society.  David’s current research interests are in the areas of software/business method patent…

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David Levine is a Residential Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society (CIS).  Aside from the copyright and fair use areas for which CIS has become known,…

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Dutch Government to build citizen database

The Dutch goverment plans to consolidate all information about its citizens in a centralized database. Introduced as a tool to help to identify troubled childre…