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The Upside of Teen Blogging
Tom Zeller's NYT piece on teens blogging is a really nice exposition of the positive side of the phenomena without resort to a crime caveat. I absolutely b…
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Matthew has lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for fifteen years, including working as a writer and editor on the Web since 1995. He went from being…
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Free Stanford lectures on iTunes
I discovered a new feature on iTunes today and I'm psyched about it Apparently, you can download lectures, music, sports programs, etc. performed at Stanfo…
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Marilee S. Chan joins the Center for Internet and Society with an interest in researching the effect of law and technology on consumer rights. Her current rese…
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Internet and Society News -- 051102
"Our Own Personal Affront to Bill Frist" COMPETITION ========== Mourning the Loss of 15 USC 31, 116 STAT 1922 JCRA Welcomes Jersey…
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Fake Drug Brings Real Takedown
My friend Charles, of wedding blog fame, informs me of a hilarious development in the paranoid world of alleged intellectual property rights infringement. It s…
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Virtual Busking
I'm really into the band My Morning Jacket. They've just released a new album, Z, and I'd buy it, except for one thing: it has ridiculous DRM on it…
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Internet and Society News -- 051101
"A Blow to Mediocrity Everywhere" COMPETITION ========== FCC Approves Verizon, SBC Mergers Two huge telephone mergers approved with limite…
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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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Secret Practices of the War on Terror
Stanford Law School & Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies cordially invite you to “Secret Practices of the War on Terror” by Barbara Olshansk…
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Free Speech Hackers: How New Laws and Technologies are Creating the
Annalee Newitz AlterNet http://www.techsploitation.com Thursday, 3 November 2005 at 4:15pm Room 380-380C Stanford University Free speech, especially anonymous…
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And now for something different... an inspiring Catholic nun
I attended an interesting program at Stanford's Aurora Forum last week. It featured Sister Helen Prejean, the Catholic nun most known for authoring the book…