   August 21, 2005 - August 27, 2005 ArchiveAugust 25, 2005Web Fame, Chinese Style
How the Chinese authorities are failing to censor an online celebrity.
Snooping con Tutti
How lax wiretapping controls in Italy make hundreds of private conversations public knowledge.
High-Tech Hot Spots
Copyfighters Nelson Pavlosky and Siva Vaidhyanathan go mainstream in Newsweek's look at the increasing tech smarts of college students.
An Illustrated Guide to IPSec
Today's visual brain-stretcher: a pictorial guide to IPSec, the secure standard for IP.
Should We Have a DMCA? Australia Decides.
The consultation on anti-circumvention Down Under begins. Get your comments in now!
The Rise of CALEA
MIT Tech Review looks at the trouble with trying to tap the distributed Net.
Grokking the 'Ster
IPTA blog spots two cites of the Grokster ruling in current court judgements.
Michael Geist - Canada's Big Brother Plan to Reshape the Internet
Geist looks at Canada's new wiretapping proposals.
August 23, 2005Thomas Congressional Database to Be Revamped
All kinds of rumored new features. Only one thing is for sure: it's going to break all those web-scraping programs.
The Web of Law
Legal cites have the same scale-free network topology as scientific papers, the Web, and that dumb social-networking site you joined once.
The Section 108 Study Group
The Library of Congress has convened a group of experts to deliberate on the future of copyright exemptions for libraries and archives. There have certainly been easier gigs.
Customers of New UK ISP Get to Share all the Sony Music They Want
And the artists get paid. What an excellent idea!
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