Opening
This is the first time that I'm blogging so please be patient :). It is very hard to make even a small contribution to the issues studied at CIS when you a…
This is the first time that I'm blogging so please be patient :). It is very hard to make even a small contribution to the issues studied at CIS when you a…
Tom Friedman on Meet the Press yesterday: "Barack Obama’s great strength right now is the country is so tired of being divided. Deliberately divided, OK,…
One of the noisiest partisans out there, Atrios, has indicated in a post on his blog that his relentless cynicism may be thawing slightly: "I suppose it…
From David Pogue in the New York Times: 'The deeper we sail into the new online world of communications, the sadder I get about its future. I’m OK with cr…
Jason Van Orden brought an issue about FTC rules as they apply to "affiliate marketing" to my attention today. He writes about an issue raised by Gary…
One of the most challenging problems for national security is predicting and stopping terrorist attacks before they happen. The government proposes that data mi…
This article from this month's Sydney Morning Herald describes the means by which terrorists have used the Internet to communciate and avoid detection, as w…
As my biography notes, I am presently researching the alleged chilling effect of post-9/11 government security measures on the use of technology, principally th…
The Future of Music Coalition holds a policy summit each year. Last October the summit was convened in Montreal, Canada, in conjunction with Pop Montreal and Mc…
Just received a link to this article which reports on the outcome of the Japanese version of our Grokster case, only this case is in the criminal context (rathe…
You may be interested in this conference. I am on the Board of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) and will be at the event. _______ CPSR…
The cover story in the Arts & Leisure section of the Sunday New York Times is about the rising "tsunami of self-expression" that has flooded the w…