September 11, 2005 - September 17, 2005 Archive
September 13, 2005
Net Neutral is Net Positive for Business
Big tech companies, including eBay and Microsoft, push to include net neutrality language in telecomms reform.
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Posted at 09:44 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Infrastructure
Katrina Victims to Receive Pirate Booty
Customs will send Katrina refugees their stockpiles of confiscated fake fashion label clothing.
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Posted at 09:44 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Copyright
September 12, 2005
EU ID Card Protesters Arrested Before They Even Protest
Presumably their faces didn't match the ones on the giant demonstration cards they had brought.
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Posted at 03:14 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Bad Laws
Proper Recounts Too Hard, Say E-voting Officials
California election clerks complain new e-voting recount rules would make their jobs difficult. They would also make e-voting recounts a lot, lot safer.
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Posted at 03:14 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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E-Voting
Yahoo Chief Admits to Handing Over Dissident to Chinese Authorities
Yahoo says its hands were tied. For them, that's a figure of speech. For the dissident, it's just the beginning.
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Posted at 03:14 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Privacy
Notes From the Future
Andrew Raff liveblogs voices from all sides at the Future Of Music conference (including EFF's own Fred von Lohmann).
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Posted at 03:14 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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P2P
Your Call May Be Decrypted to Improve Our Government Service
Dan Gillmor wonders if eBay, which happily hands over customer data to law enforcement, will also put gleefully put backdoors in Skype.
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Posted at 03:14 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Surveillance
