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April 12, 2005-  Led half day tutorial on "Participating in Cyberpolicymaking" at Computers Freedom and Privacy 2005 in Seattle, WA.…

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Assessing John Tierney's First Column

Snoozy William Safire's replacement is John Tierney, who offers his first column today.  I myself would have liked a contributor more in the Paul Samuelson…

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Apple v. Does

April 11, 2005-Amicus brief arguing that journalists who publish on weblogs should have the same first amendment protections as journalists who publish in other…

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CIS Amicus Brief

CIS filed an amicus brief asking the court to treat online publishers the same rights as their colleagues who publish in more traditional formats.…

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Is the New Napster Encouraging "Piracy"?

According to The Register (via Boing Boing), it is possible for multiple users to share a Napster account--thus saving money by paying only one subscription ra…

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The Asian IT Century?

From Wired news: BANGALORE, India -- China and India should work together to dominate the world's tech industry, bringing together Chinese hardware with In…

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Break-dancing Grandma

From a story by Agnes Teek for the BBC: Jin is 68, and a grandmother, but she does not look or behave like one. She is fashionable and well-groomed, enjoys sp…

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Wesley Clarke v. Richard Perle

This week in Congress, Clarke and Perle reprised their 2002 hearing in Congress, with history squarely on Clarke's side: At the September 2002 hearing, GOP…