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Update
Well, we have arrived in London. I will start blogging again very soon.…
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Jobs is Right -- iTunes Price Structure Should Remain As-Is -- For Now
Its not too hard in the world of music and music piracy to say: "yes, stealing is bad." What is more difficult to say is: here is a solution to avert…
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GoogleNet
So everyone's trying to nail down exactly what GoogleNet will be. A wifi network, a VPN, both? Slashdot is buzzing. I agree with Engaget who says: Its get…
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One Way to Donate to New Orleans' Recovery
A friend pointed out that New Orleans' legendary jazz music venue Preservation Hall is selling t-shirts that say "Do you know what it means . . .?"…
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Yahoo and China- NYT weighs in
Sometimes the title just speaks for itself. This NYT editorial page column Building the Great Firewall of China, With Foreign Help has some interesting facts a…
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EFF 15th anniversary party
is where I'll be Sunday Oct 2, 2005 at 5pm. Join me in supporting their awesome work.From their invite: When: Sunday, October 2nd, 2005 at 5 p.m. Where:…
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Do blog ads affect liability insurance coverage?
Michael Foomkin wonders whether putting ads on his site will affect the liability coverage for libel in his homeowners insurance policy. He points to Eugene Vo…
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Broder on Roberts
I agree completely with David Broder: He is so obviously -- ridiculously -- well-equipped to lead government's third branch that it is hard to imagine how…
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Representative Rick Boucher
The Center for Internet and Society and the Stanford Law and Technology Association present Representative Rick Boucher discussing DC Perspectives on MGM v.…
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The paternalistic paternalism of TC
Seth Schoen has posted a very interesting blog entry about some trends in the trusted computing research community according to which educating users about comp…
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TPM Matrix
Tony McFadden, TPM Matrix. List of known TPM manufacturers and implementations. 2005.…
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Military as First Responders to Civilian Emergencies?
How come there's not more outrage about Bush's solution to the FEMA problem that the military become the nation's first responders to natural disast…