September 25, 2005 - October 01, 2005 Archive
September 30, 2005
China's Internet Ten Commandments
What you can and can't do online in China, from Reporters Without Borders.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Free Speech
Europe and US Spar Over Who Gets Root
The root domain nameserver, that is. More internecine high-jinks over Net governance.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Infrastructure
Important Technologies Are Free Technologies
Don Marti signs off as editor of Linux Journal with a piece on two non-Net technologies that make the Net work.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Misc.
The Clash of the High-Tech Titans
Nice summary of the issues and figures involved with telecom regulation reform.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Infrastructure
Home Recording Rights Coalition vs the Broadcast Flag
The Godfather of Fair Use Rights, the HRRC, has an action alert to fight the digital radio broadcast flag.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Broadcast Flag
The Language of Flags
RIAA and MPAA vie to push through the broadest technology mandate ever.
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Posted at 03:25 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Broadcast Flag
September 26, 2005
Will the Real ID Please Stand Up?
MIT's eCitizen project has launched a blog to examine the Real ID Act.
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Posted at 09:26 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Privacy
Schneier on Security: Insecure Flight
Bruce Schneier summarizes the latest developments at TSA's scandal-ridden Secure Flight passenger data-mining project.
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Posted at 09:26 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Data Mining
Cop to Suspect: Your DNA Is *Mine*
The Senate Judiciary Committee has voted in favor of a bill that would let the FBI extract and archive DNA samples from any suspect.
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Posted at 09:26 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Surveillance
What the Copyright Cartel Wants in a Broadcast Flag
Susan Crawford goggles at the broad language the RIAA wants in legislation that would give the FCC the power to mandate a Broadcast Flag in "all possible home copying and transmission, all possible consumer devices, and all possible online audio services."
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Posted at 09:26 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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DRM
Eurocrats Against Data Retention
The EU's privacy watchdog is not convinced that Europe's proposed mandatory data retention is necessary.
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Posted at 09:26 PM by Danny O'Brien |
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Privacy
