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Welcome to the South Bay

Thanks everyone!  I'm new to the area (for clarity, "the area" is the immediate surroundings to Stanford), and love it so far.  Alas, the one majo…

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South African government goes Open Source

The South African government has adopted a policy to use open source software as far as possible As a result there will be increased opportunities for local de…

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Open Internet, We Hardly Knew Ye

My Colleague Jennifer Granick is the newest columnest at WiredNews. In her first column, she describes how some innovative websites were able to centralize info…

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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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Pearson Policy

Siani Pearson, Trusted Computing: Strenghts, Weaknesses and Further Opportunities for Enhancing Privacy, in: Herrmann et al. (eds.), iTrust 2005, Proceedings, S…

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Robertson blames Hurricane on Lesbians

Ten bucks says this is on The Daily Show tonight. UPDATE: 9/14 3:04PM PST Of course, this turns out to be a hoax.  Still pretty fun how believable it is given…

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Property-based Sealing

Although much of the policy discussion has focused on the problems created by TCG's remote attestation feature, people like Ross Anderson and, to some exten…

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Ahmad Property-based sealing

Ulrich Kühn, Klaus Kursawe, Stefan Lucks, Ahmad-Reza Sadeghi & Christian Stüble: Secure Data Management in Trusted Computing. In: Proceedings of the Worksho…

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Columbine diaries-- public record?

Does private property seized under a search warrant become public record? The Colorado Supreme Court is currently considering this question in a case where the…