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Red Cross Complaints About Guantanamo

Memos detailing Red Cross complaints of abuse at Guantanamo are discussed in an article by Scott Higham today in the Washington Post.  The memos were leaked to…

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Administration Has Difficulty Counting

The State Department acknowledged a significant undercount of terrorism incidents in its annual report on terror.  It had earlier said that the report demonstra…

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Flick Australia

Catherine Flick, The Controversy over Trusted Computing, University of Sydney B.Sc. thesis, June 2004.…

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Wizards of OS Day One

First of all - this is huge. The third annually Wizards of OS has managed to draw both a profound crowd and a high profile range of speakers.The event took of w…

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US Government Torture Photos Revealed

The Washington Post produces more evidence of official torture by the United States, documenting the use of dogs to frighten--and attack--prisoners. The distur…

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Don't Talk, Guantanamo Workers Advised

Guantanamo employees are advised by the Government not to speak with defense lawyers for Gitmo prisoners about events there, according to USA Today: The docume…

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David throws Goliath into Reexam

From Dan Ravicher at Public Patent Foundation NEW YORK -- The United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued an Order granting the Public Patent Foundati…

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The Post-Standard: Locals surf wi-fi wave

Upstate New Yorkers are now enjoying wi-fi hot spots, according to this article in the Syracuse Post-Standard. CIS Executive Director Jennifer Granick is quoted…

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Torture Is Okay, Really, Memo

March 6, 2003 memo made available online, with a few redactions, by Wall Street Journal.  The reliance on our reservation that interprets torture narrowly may c…