January 01, 2006 - January 07, 2006 Archive
January 06, 2006
NSA Watch
The ACLU relaunches their informational surveillance network mini-site.
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Surveillance
Finding Subversives with Amazon Wishlists
How to data-mine with a few scripts, and a lot of publicly available data.
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Privacy
Reality Mining
MIT data-mining experiment shows just how much you can learn from a sprinkling of traffic data.
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Privacy
Berlind, Neuros Fight Against Analog Hole Plugging
The ZDNet editor and CEO of consumer tech company point out how any new legislation would kill tech innovation and raise prices.
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Bad Laws
North Carolina County Commissioners Only Want to Break Voting Law a Bit
The Commissioners council denies they want to throw out the state's e-voting law. They just want the power to ignore it.
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E-Voting
Senator Conyers Defends the Analog Hole Legislation
Prominently buried in comment #95 of his blog entry. Apparently, it's "just the beginning of the debate."
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Posted at 10:58 AM by Danny O'Brien |
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Bad Laws
Telephone Call Records For Sale
Now everyone with $110 or more has the opportunity to invade privacy.
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Privacy
January 03, 2006
L.A. Times on the Analog Hole Law
"As Sony BMG learned ... unanticipated glitches can inflict more than enough pain to offset any reduction in illegal copying."
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Broadcast Flag
Our Tunes
The Guardian on how UK indy music makers are using the net to bypass the labels and make money for themselves.
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Copyright
Canadian Copygraft Scandal Grows
Michael Geist continues the investigation into money paid to MP Sam Bulte, Canada's strong copyright advocate in parliament.
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International IP
