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http://www.w2idigitalcitiesconvention.com
October 11- Chairing "Regulatory Framework Panel" at the W2i Digital Cities Convention (West) at the San Mateo Marriott.…
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CNet hires Apple Blogger
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…
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TC article
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…
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No Fix Yet
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…
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PRSA-SV Luncheon
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”…
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Spectrum is Speech in the 21st Century
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Protection of anonymous speech online extended to Bloggers
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…
Towards an Economic Framework for Network Neutrality Regulation
The paper develops an economic framework for network neutrality regulation. Network neutrality rules forbid network operators to discriminate against third-part…
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Why I love Brewster Kahle (and you should too!)
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…
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FBI Admits Mistakes in Security Wiretaps
To file in the "do you trust your government" category, the NYT reports: The FBI says it sometimes gets the wrong number when it intercepts conversat…
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(Untitled)
Marketplace Safety Columns in the eBay Chatter May 2006 December 2005 November 2005 October 2005 September 2005 August 2005 June 2005…
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Comments
While comments are very welcome about anything on my blog, ironically enough we at the Center for Internet and Society are having technical difficulties getting…