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really more options?
I was struck by a quote in this story in the NY Times on the shutting down of Grokster. According to the chairman and chief executive of the National Music Publ…
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Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner investigates Yahoo HK
When Yahoo turned over information that helped the Chinese government imprison a local journalist for disclosing information about dissident action, it claimed…
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Aha! My new fancy Stanford CIS blog!
Deliighted to be here with all of you. What an honor to be invited in. I'm still reeling. Well, a good place to start with is Kofi from the Washington Po…
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More Evidence why the Patriot Act should not be renewed
The Washington Post reported this weekend that the FBI now issues more than 30,000 National Security Letters a year, according to government sources, a hundredf…
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Andrew Rens
Monday November 7, 2005 12:30-1:30 PM Room 280A Stanford Law School Open to All Lunch Served From the plays of Aristophanes in ancient Athens, and the writing…
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EU recommendation on rights management for online music services
The Commission has adopted [Official Journal of the European Union L 276 Volume 48, 21 October 2005] a recommendation to improve EU-wide copyright licensing for…
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The Support Economy
Shoshona Zuboff and James Maxmin wrote The Support Economy. The subtitle is "Why Corporations are Failing Individuals and the Next Episode of Capitalism.&q…
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Bio
Tarleton Gillespie is an assistant professor in the Communication department at Cornell University, with affiliations in the Information Science program and the…
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Not your everyday podcast...
Robert Harrison, Chair of the Department of French and Italian at Stanford, hosts a weekly radio show on KSZU. 'Entitled Opinions (about Life and Literatur…
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Freedom of Expression and the Internet in China
The Stanford China Law Association, SLATA, and the Center for Internet and Society will be co-hosting a discussion on Freedom of Expression and the Internet in…
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China Censors Another Pro-Democracy Blogger
This is just awful. Reporters without borders reports that pro-democracy writer Wang Yi’s blog was closed down by the Chinese Government just days after it wa…
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Just Say No to Direct Democracy in California
I'm pretty tired of the referendum process. We do not have a direct democracy, but you wouldn't know that living in California where every November you…