July 2, 2001
First two new top-level domains now operational Customer files privacy suit over being tracked as speeder by GPS device Report: Napster users lose that sharin…
First two new top-level domains now operational Customer files privacy suit over being tracked as speeder by GPS device Report: Napster users lose that sharin…
Car renters beware: Big Brother may be riding shotgun Hackers and TiVo: End of an affair? New jury and trial ordered in copyright case against MP3…
House Majority Leader wants investigation of Carnivore DA opts to not prosecute high school students for website content Class action suit takes internet priv…
Security figures conclude computer hardware export controls are useless RIAA under fire from computer scientists Sky-high Web services taxi for take-off Nego…
FBI sniffer program use ruled to not violate the Fourth Amendment European computer users warned to encrypt email to avoid Echelon Insurers see risks with Win…
"Wind Done Gone" Injunction Lifted by Federal Appeals Court Germany considers Violent Arcade-game Tax Arbitration panel orders Aimster to turn tver…
Ford Motor Company's Irate over Domain Name...Eric Corley's at it again No Recession for Free Software: Hackers scorn the theory that the economic down…
The music industry has proposed a range of "security technologies" designed to prevent the unauthorized copying of recorded music. Recently a group o…
Rivals Upset at Windows XP Features: More product bundling Internet Entrapment? FBI sets up trap for hackers on the Internet. Chinese Hackers Call Off Attacks…
The e.biz 25: The Most Influential People in Electronic Business, Business Week, May 13, 2001 His first book, Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace, challenged wha…
Max Vision: FBI pawn?, Security Focus, May 8, 2001 Jennifer Granick defends 'the Equalizer': a security expert and confessed hacker who infiltrated the…
It bites: 'Love Bug' strain still potent. Microsoft executive publicly attacks open-source approach as flawed. 2nd Circuit Weighs DVD Copying: Report…