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In an effort to test our comments and archive issues, I am posting the below . . . these issues should be resolved shortly.
Vnunet.com reports that Iran and Ch…
CNet hired Jason O'Grady to blog about Apple products for them. Jason, you may remember, was sued by Apple who is trying to learn who leaked information to…
For those of you who understand German, I have written an article (in German) on legal and policy problems of trusted computing. It is available online here. It…
Following up on the previous post, until the comments and archive issues are resolved, I will not be posting anything new. Sorry . . . but I expect that these…
October 7, 2005- PRSA-SV Luncheon Program: Panel on “Message and Madness: Managing Your Company Message in the Age of Blogging, Podcasting and the Internet”…
The NYT reports that a Delaware Supreme Court has ruled that a public official who claims to have been defamed by an anonymous blogger cannot use a subpoena to…
The paper develops an economic framework for network neutrality regulation. Network neutrality rules forbid network operators to discriminate against third-part…
I still remember when I first heard of the Internet Archive. I had a weird epiphany that all this stuff was being put online and then lost forever as time passe…