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Oxford Internet Institute Doctoral Summer School in Beijing
I am very excited to have been awarded a place at the Oxford Internet Institute Doctoral Summer School which is going to take place in Beijing this year. The p…
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Trusted Computing and Open Source
In a recent paper on the forthcoming GPL version 3, Richard Stallman and Eben Moglen mention briefly the potential tension between trusted computing and the ope…
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On the Grokster decision
As any decent blog in the U.S. seems to require a posting on today's Grokster decision by the Supreme Court, here are my $ 0.02 (for a very interesting disc…
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Grokster, Brand X :(
I have not yet completed reading through today's two Supreme Court opinions (over 100 pages, and I'm a fairly slow reader...) but what I have read so fa…
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Supreme Court Upholds FCC Classification of Cable Modem Service
This is a great ruling for cable giants and a bad ruling for consumers. For the opinion, click here.…
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Ninth Circuit Reversed in Opinion that Has Something to Worry Everyone
Information about the Supreme Court ruling in Grokster can be found here, including the opinion and a discussion blog.…
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Broadcast flag
In response to the EFF and Public Knowledge action alerts this week regarding the Broadcast Flag issue, I emailed Senator Feinstein my concerns. Her response e…
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Orphan Works Roundtables
The Copyright Office announced today that it will be holding roundtable discussions about the Orphan Works issues. Here are the details from the announcement:…
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Linda Stone rocks!
I loved Linda Stone’s presentation at Supernova 2005 about “Continuous Partial Attention” – focusing on how we will manage all the incoming information (from ou…
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Supernova 2005, microformats & blogging best practices
I have been attending Supernova 2005 in SF this week and it’s been, in a word, connected. That’s the theme of the conference, but it’s also amazing for me to s…
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GPS-based speed limit enforcement
Recently, the Supreme Court of Connecticut decided that enforcing a speed limit on a rental car by a GPS-based system is illegal. Decision is here.…
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Austria has begun rollout of E-Health Card
Since June 1. 70.000 so called 'e-cards' are delivered daily to Austrias citizens. By the end of the year all 8 million austrian people will be issued t…