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Urgent need to document the TC ecology

As Ed Felten recently wrote in IEEE Security & Privacy May/June 2003, 60, 61: "In fact, the direct effects of TC are relatively harmless. It is the ind…

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Kuhlmann FC 2003

Dirk Kuhlmann, On TCPA, in: R.N. Wright (ed.), Financial Cryptography 2003 - Proceedings, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 2742, Springer 2003, pp. 255-269.…

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Deadline Extended

The deadline for paper proposals for Securing Privacy in the Internet Age has been extended to October 27. Presenters will now be notified by mail by November 1…

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How do you like them blogs?

CIS is now blogging on an even grander scale than before. After more than a year of the CIS Blog, we've unleashed Moveable Type upon the center's fellow…

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SFBG

August 2003: Why Go to Law School? for the San Francisco Bay Guardian's special Careers and Education section.…

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Securing Privacy

I will be co-editing a symposium at stanford law this spring Securing Privacy in the Internet Age.  We're currently accepting paper proposals and I encourag…

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Defending fair use of yoga knowledge

Bikram Choudhury is a yoga guru who promotes a style of yoga he now claims as his own intellectual property, known generically for the past 25 years or so as Bi…

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MPI on Collective Goods

Recently, the German Max Planck Society - an independent, non-profit research organization to promote scientific progress in the natural sciences as well as the…

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Intel LaGrande Policy Draft

Intel has posted a draft of its LaGrande Technology Policy on Owner/User Choice and Control, and welcomes comments until the end of this year. While I like many…