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Philip Zimmermann
The human population isn't doubling every 18 months, but the ability of computers to keep track of us is. Until recently, the biggest threat to privacy was…
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World of Ends
World of Ends is an elegant, succinct discussion of "what the Internet is and How to Stop Mistaking It for Something Else" by Doc Searls and David Wei…
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ZDNet UK: Bands on the Run
Rupert Goodwins discusses the future of wireless for ZDNet UK in Bands on the run - how the wireless future will be out of control.…
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CNet News.com: Ruling could threaten content protections
Jennifer Granick is quoted in a CNet News.com article on Internet companies being sued for the actions of their customers, Ruling could threaten content protect…
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CBI Moves To Bifurcate New CARP
While CIS continues work on the D.C. Circuit appeal asking the Court of Appeals to reverse the Librarian of Congress's Order setting royalty rates for digit…
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CBI's February 25 Filing
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Infoworld: Spectrum allocation draws intense debate
InfoWorld has an article on this past weekend's Spectrum Policy conference, Spectrum allocation draws intense debate. Professor Lessig is quoted.…
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Technology Daily PM Edition
National Journal Daily's Technology Daily PM Edition has a short story on this weekend's spectrum conference in Views On Spectrum 'Commons' Have…
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Mark Cooper 3/3
Dr. Mark Cooper will discuss threats to the dynamically innovative Internet posed by the anticompetitive practices of advanced telecommunications network owners…
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Bloggers Blogging the Spectrum Conference (Updated)
Bloggers blogging the conference: Scott Mace's Radio Weblog, [Day 2] Joi Ito's Web Boing Boing, [Day 2], [Cory Doctorow] Silicon Valley - Dan Gillmor&#…
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NY Times: Pondering Value of Copyright vs. Innovation
The Stanford Center for Internet & Society Spectrum Conference is mentioned in a New York Times article, Pondering Value of Copyright vs. Innovation. Profes…
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Vuaghan-Nichols
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, How Trustworthy is Trusted Computing? IEEE Computer March 2003, 18-20.…