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PT-1000.HTM
3813 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
EFF organizes e-voting "lobby days" in DC this week
PT-1001.HTM
4242 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Cato Institute event 6/17 in SF: "Liberty, Technology, and Prosperity"
PT-1002.HTM
11537 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
When Feds become voyeurs: FBI let drug operation continue for months?
PT-1003.HTM
2610 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on Los Alamos whistleblower being severely beaten
PT-1004.HTM
1675 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Using psychiatric neuroimaging in interrogations: permissible or not?
PT-1005.HTM
2475 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Cops download nude photos from DWI suspect's cell phone, jeopardize case
PT-1006.HTM
7059 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Wendy McElroy: Recent court decisions show privacy rights under attack
PT-1007.HTM
1393 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
New article on digital rights management: Survey of laws and their problems
PT-1008.HTM
2383 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds contemplate forcing Internet providers to be Net watchdogs
PT-1009.HTM
5948 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Richard Rahn on "destructive government": the cost of Sarbanes-Oxley
PT-1010.HTM
4562 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
House votes 238-187 to zap a small portion of Patriot Act
PT-1011.HTM
4910 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Jim Davidson on government control over space technologies
PT-1012.HTM
1311 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Sen. Chuck Schumer rails against violent video game; books, news articles next?
PT-1013.HTM
10407 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Does "new media" mean end of spectrum scarcity?
PT-1014.HTM
9691 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
As U.N. WSIS summit nears, Reporters Without Borders calls for free speech protections
PT-1015.HTM
1562 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
In DMCA video game lawsuit, does Blizzard Entertainment have a point?
PT-1016.HTM
1840 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: What's behind the video game witch hunt?
PT-1017.HTM
7635 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
DMCA sneaks across border up north, quietly invades Canada
PT-1018.HTM
1681 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Utah, Michigan e-mail laws spell trouble for senders
PT-1019.HTM
3972 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds secretly collect data on young Americans, airline passengers -- illegally?
PT-1020.HTM
2812 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Bruce Schneier on Indian call center leaking credit card data
PT-1021.HTM
4439 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
One take on the Supreme Court's decision in Kelo property-confiscation case
PT-1022.HTM
4920 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Debunking Dell keylogger-built-into-laptop hoax
PT-1023.HTM
7264 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds' porn-regs threaten independent sites; Rotten.com's problems
PT-1024.HTM
1429 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Supreme Court rules in Grokster, Brand X cases
PT-1025.HTM
2813 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Brad Templeton on weird Utah, Michigan laws and problems for mailing lists
PT-1026.HTM
2549 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Mark Kernes elaborates on Feds' wacky porn-regs
PT-1027.HTM
2273 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Bypass Web filter in Kutztown, PA school, go to prison
PT-1028.HTM
2425 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
What happens to BitTorrent after Grokster ruling by Supreme Court?
PT-1029.HTM
10130 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Utah, Michigan laws and problems with mailing lists continued
PT-1030.HTM
7904 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.K. firm boasts totally "hacker proof" ID card system, claims to be serious
PT-1031.HTM
8012 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Preliminary analysis of new Specter-Leahy data security bill: opinions?
PT-1032.HTM
3229 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
ChoicePoint and IRS team up in $20 million data-processing gig
PT-1033.HTM
4609 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ethan Ackerman on zany state "check before you send" laws
PT-1034.HTM
2653 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
FBI launches regional data sharing system
PT-1035.HTM
2296 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
National Security Service created by Bush; surveillance plan endorsed
PT-1036.HTM
2080 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Campaign finance "reformers" may have overstepped on Net-regs
PT-1037.HTM
18108 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Why Specter-Leahy "data security" bill should alarm bloggers, list operators
PT-1038.HTM
1271 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Perl guru Chip Salzenberg sued, home raided
PT-1039.HTM
1982 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.K identity cards: an overview, from the Economist
PT-1040.HTM
1542 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: The Specter-Leahy bill's Net crackdown
PT-1041.HTM
3951 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Harvard project will vacuum up millions of medical files
PT-1042.HTM
7327 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Review of "The Genius Factory": the high-IQ sperm bank
PT-1043.HTM
1789 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Use non-password-protected WiFi node, go to prison?
PT-1044.HTM
2256 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Florida school scans visitors' IDs for predators
PT-1045.HTM
2414 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
London bombings, the aftermath: questions about National ID cards
PT-1046.HTM
2172 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Visa, MasterCard security breach lawsuit update: $$$ damages?
PT-1047.HTM
1895 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Who's liable for "smart card" security breaches? You?
PT-1048.HTM
2227 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Detroit honor student reportedly arrested for failure to show ID
PT-1049.HTM
4641 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
N.J. couple don't have to hand over PC to snoopy bureaucrats
PT-1050.HTM
6479 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Followup: No, you're not liable for "smart card" security breaches
PT-1051.HTM
3438 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds push for wiretapping cell phones aloft: CALEA takes flight!
PT-1052.HTM
3771 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Patriot Act about to be made permanent -- expiration date deleted
PT-1053.HTM
7595 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Politicians ponder whether cell phones will be used on planes
PT-1054.HTM
2026 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Will the U.N. run the Internet?
PT-1055.HTM
14055 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
John Gilmore on wiretapping cell phones aloft: FBI's real motivations
PT-1056.HTM
2749 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ending ICANN, U.N. overreaching through technical means: a proposal
PT-1057.HTM
2828 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
A response to U.N. working group's report on what to do with the Net
PT-1058.HTM
2637 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
One (perhaps already reported) security hole in RFIDs
PT-1059.HTM
1009 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Politech on temporary hiatus starting Sunday
PT-1060.HTM
1085 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Politech back from hiatus
PT-1061.HTM
1328 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
A decade later, the 1996 Telecommuncations Act may be revamped
PT-1062.HTM
1647 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: DMCA exported on back of CAFTA and other trade agreements
PT-1063.HTM
10338 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Canadian Internet service provider censors union's web site
PT-1064.HTM
4078 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Politch subscriber receives takedown lawyergram over Cisco briefing
PT-1065.HTM
3102 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
European activists create petition against data retention laws
PT-1066.HTM
4333 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Microsoft wants to map the world, one WiFi node at a time
PT-1067.HTM
2469 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Google refuses to speak with news organization after critical story... for one year
PT-1068.HTM
4798 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Florida dentists drop case to shut down Web site
PT-1069.HTM
1326 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Washington Post: "Pentagon Web Site Bans Politics"
PT-1070.HTM
7443 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Montana Supreme Court justice warns Orwell's 1984 has arrived
PT-1071.HTM
3041 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Jonaathan Weinberg on 1984 and right to privacy in your trash
PT-1072.HTM
1672 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Bush-appointed civil liberties panel has never, well, met
PT-1073.HTM
1874 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Schizo FCC deregulates DSL, but regulates Net-wiretapping
PT-1074.HTM
3417 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Terrorists reportedly use the Internet as new "base of operations"
PT-1075.HTM
2215 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Local paper digs through police trash -- after cops say it's OK for them to do
PT-1076.HTM
8333 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to Washington Post: Terrorists use the Net as new "base of operations"
PT-1077.HTM
3563 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Can the Feds really require that peer-to-peer VoIP be wiretappable?
PT-1078.HTM
2669 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Russell Roberts on Hayek and the social norms of trash privacy
PT-1079.HTM
10829 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Trash privacy replies: a business plan, and has 1984 really arrived?
PT-1080.HTM
8712 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Canadian recording industry officially promises not to sue CD copiers
PT-1081.HTM
2164 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
German court outlaws links to websites with circumvention technology
PT-1082.HTM
2064 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
CNET expands coverage of government news
PT-1083.HTM
4073 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Photographs from the Baltimore Surveillance Camera photo tour
PT-1084.HTM
5166 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ways to fight the REAL ID Act at the state level: some suggestions
PT-1085.HTM
2775 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Carnegie Mellon study on drivers licenses and REAL ID Act
PT-1086.HTM
2644 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Princeton University sends cease-and-desist nastygram to Engadget.com
PT-1087.HTM
1915 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Engadget.com editor responds over Princeton University's lawyergram
PT-1088.HTM
1787 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Request for contributions to privacy and technology journal
PT-1089.HTM
2520 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.K. union "outraged" over RFID tagging of workers
PT-1090.HTM
2353 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Bush administration asks for halt to .xxx domain
PT-1091.HTM
8933 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Milton Mueller on governmental flap over .xxx domains
PT-1092.HTM
2939 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Family Research Council on .xxx: Why Bush admin acted
PT-1093.HTM
1926 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Dutch politicians fret about terrorists using Google Earth
PT-1094.HTM
2171 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Disney rewords "Born to be Wild" lyrics, deletes firearm reference
PT-1095.HTM
2054 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
BBC police want to database people who are suspicious but not convicted
PT-1096.HTM
3338 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Actors will be arrested by the NYPD if they carry "police" costumes
PT-1097.HTM
2254 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
In Canada, law would give police vast surveillance power
PT-1098.HTM
3325 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Center for Democracy and Technology won't oppose broadcast flag
PT-1099.HTM
6721 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Critic wins domain dispute with Royal Dutch Shell, asks for help
PT-1100.HTM
10716 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Hospital RFID'd wristbands store location: what privacy?
PT-1101.HTM
4721 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on Canada's "Big Brother" plan to wiretap the Internet
PT-1102.HTM
5953 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on CDT's broadcast flag flip-flop, by Drew Clark
PT-1103.HTM
5240 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Jerry Falwell critic can keep domain name, appeals court says
PT-1104.HTM
3328 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Details on Canada's new push on wiretaps, hacking tools
PT-1105.HTM
3359 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Naval Academy drops CNN over Fox News?
PT-1106.HTM
3204 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Senate demands info on Able Danger data-mining program
PT-1107.HTM
3399 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Sign-on letter tells Bush admin to back off in .xxx fight
PT-1108.HTM
11446 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Paul Levy: Trademark bill threatens right to criticize companies
PT-1109.HTM
6873 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Patriot Act used by FBI to secretly take library records
PT-1110.HTM
2115 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Attorney General Gonzales' priority: porn, not terrorists
PT-1111.HTM
4156 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Hospitals demo-hacked -- over 1.2 million patient records retrieved
PT-1112.HTM
3264 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Not just in Canada: Laws criminalizing "hacking tools"
PT-1113.HTM
2801 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Federal DNA database of anyone detained by police advances in Senate
PT-1114.HTM
3639 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Kazaa loses copyright case in Australia, some analysis
PT-1115.HTM
3007 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
American Red Cross asks for tech help after Hurricane Katrina
PT-1116.HTM
3830 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Dutch Internet providers say "no" to data retention proposals
PT-1117.HTM
3938 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Microsoft anti-phishing tool sends Microsoft a list of sites visited
PT-1118.HTM
1805 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
IP address typo leads to a false arrest in Kansas
PT-1119.HTM
2883 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Microsoft is hardly alone: more on anti-phishing tools and privacy
PT-1120.HTM
2672 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Update on Marquette's participation in BSA's "Define the Line" program
PT-1121.HTM
4167 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on DNA database of anyone detained (not arrested) by cops
PT-1122.HTM
6933 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Microsoft, Katrina, and more on American Red Cross asks for tech-help
PT-1123.HTM
8106 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Canada's Do-Not-Hesitate-To-Call List, from Michael Geist
PT-1124.HTM
1351 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Judge denies Feds' cell-phone tracking request, in first case of its kind
PT-1125.HTM
2356 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
New report on electronic voting released by National Academies
PT-1126.HTM
2404 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
World privacy commissioners call for U.N. privacy principles
PT-1127.HTM
17903 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Adam Thierer on how draft Communications Act bill is hyper-regulatory and just plain wrong
PT-1128.HTM
5465 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Net-porn conference convened in Amsterdam for Sept 30
PT-1129.HTM
1995 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
In China, U.S. tech companies face free speech choices
PT-1130.HTM
4614 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
ICANN delays vote on .xxx top-level domain
PT-1131.HTM
3135 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
How the Bush administration is eroding Posse Comitatus
PT-1132.HTM
2604 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Judge John Roberts' views on electronic privacy: should we be worried?
PT-1133.HTM
6425 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Senate asked to delay, don't rush to approve broadcast flag
PT-1134.HTM
4254 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Cops scheme to frame journalist who criticized photo radar program
PT-1135.HTM
5012 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Reply to EPIC letter questioning Roberts' views on electronic privacy
PT-1136.HTM
2792 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Request: Check your cell phone to see if it's always transmitting your location
PT-1137.HTM
4501 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds won't use commercial databases for Secure Flight screening program
PT-1138.HTM
6917 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
European Commission proposes ordering Internet providers to store 6 months of data
PT-1139.HTM
7554 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Once again, the Feds want to make "temporary" security restrictions permanent
PT-1140.HTM
2035 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
What impact will the Real ID Act have? An MIT discussion
PT-1141.HTM
3149 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Are geeks being targeted as "terrorists?"
PT-1142.HTM
1218 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
A scandal brews over purported DHS TV project by Hollywood producer
PT-1143.HTM
2085 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
White House supports forcible DNA extraction from Americans by cops
PT-1144.HTM
7173 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Anti-Defamation League criticized for efforts to "curb" online speech it doesn't like
PT-1145.HTM
6303 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Another view: Geeks not being targeted as "terrorists" after all
PT-1146.HTM
4559 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
ADL's Brian Marcus replies to Politech over hate crimes, Net-censorship
PT-1147.HTM
1985 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Reply to reply on Judge Roberts and electronic privacy
PT-1148.HTM
2652 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ethan Ackerman on forcible DNA extraction from Americans by ALL cops for ANY reason, including immigrants
PT-1149.HTM
1862 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Wiretaps on the way! FCC sets vague Net-deadline of early 2007
PT-1150.HTM
21856 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to ADL's Brian Marcus on hate speech, censorship, and tolerance
PT-1151.HTM
2309 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Did Able Danger spot Mohammed Atta through face recognition tech?
PT-1152.HTM
1927 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Member of DHS committee asks for comment on privacy "framework"
PT-1153.HTM
5973 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Milton Mueller: U.S. unilateral control of ICANN backfired last week
PT-1154.HTM
10590 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
"You're wrong!" Replies in defense of European data-retention approach
PT-1155.HTM
1678 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Washington Post belatedly discovers red light cameras are dangerous
PT-1156.HTM
6696 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Red light cameras: Not so dangerous after all, Fed study says?
PT-1157.HTM
7456 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.K. government pushing harmful copyright, criminal-patent-infringement laws?
PT-1158.HTM
1783 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Will the U.N./Bush administration split the Net?
PT-1159.HTM
3394 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ohio court rejects privacy lawsuit after SSN was accidentally disclosed to one person
PT-1160.HTM
7159 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Karl Auerbach replies on U.N. Net control and many, many top-level domains
PT-1161.HTM
1995 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Banks bigger privacy threat than Feds, CBS/NYT poll finds
PT-1162.HTM
7247 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Court: Criticizing politicos anonymously is OK, thank goodness
PT-1163.HTM
2988 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Progress and Freedom Foundation: Leave DMCA alone, don't permit circumvention!
PT-1164.HTM
4801 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Stefan Presser, RIP
PT-1165.HTM
4808 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Write a letter to the editor of the International Herald Tribune on copyright?
PT-1166.HTM
6473 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to Progress and Freedom Foundation's passionate DMCA defense
PT-1167.HTM
4880 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Circumventing government tyranny with the Internet, by Jim Davidson
PT-1168.HTM
3262 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Banks want to know why you want your money, "know their customer" all too well
PT-1169.HTM
3044 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.N. Out! European firms don't want ICANN to be overseen by United Nations
PT-1170.HTM
4237 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Why banks want to snoop on you: blame the federal government
PT-1171.HTM
6797 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Financial privacy, Bank Secrecy Act, and laws mandating snooping
PT-1172.HTM
3870 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Fiction author replies to Politech in defense of reasonable copyright terms
PT-1173.HTM
6454 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
"Battle-blogging for profit" -- Yahoo, China, and news as entertainment
PT-1174.HTM
2538 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
The constitutionally dubious arrest of Christopher M. Wilson
PT-1175.HTM
3158 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Ray Kurzweil and Bill Joy: Publishing 1918 flu virus code is "weapon of mass destruction"
PT-1176.HTM
2672 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Australia's federal parliament considers anti-spyware legislation
PT-1177.HTM
2436 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Lawyers for Barney the dinosaur try to rid Net of offensive images
PT-1178.HTM
3843 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Barney lawyer recommends court orders to hack copyright infringers
PT-1179.HTM
8414 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Secrecy vs. openness: Three counter-arguments to Kurzweil and Joy
PT-1180.HTM
6597 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Senator: Keep the United Nations away from the Internet
PT-1181.HTM
12273 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on Barney lawyer yearning to hack copyright infringers' sites
PT-1182.HTM
6633 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Anyone going to the United Nations summit in Tunisia next month?
PT-1183.HTM
2570 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Making universities pay for FBI surveillance, thank you very much FCC
PT-1184.HTM
2369 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
FBI Net-wiretapping rules face court challenges
PT-1185.HTM
14984 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
China, CALEA, and FBI Internet wiretapping demands
PT-1186.HTM
2121 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
FBI documents obtained via FOIA indicate Patriot Act abuses
PT-1187.HTM
3789 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
ICANN and Verisign settle lawsuits, Verisign gets .com forever
PT-1188.HTM
4967 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
John Gilmore on NYT and wiretapping innocent people on the Internet
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2158 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
U.S. passports to receive RFID implants starting in October 2006
PT-1190.HTM
7066 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Forbes runs a stunning series of articles on fighting bloggers
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2721 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Private high school in New Jersey bans blogging
PT-1192.HTM
3988 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Who should you call a journalist, nowadays?
PT-1193.HTM
6642 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Judge Alito, Supreme Court nominee and First Amendment maximalist
PT-1194.HTM
2440 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Sony CD copy protection hides itself in Windows operating system, with side effects
PT-1195.HTM
3132 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Judge Samuel Alito's police-friendly views of electronic surveillance
PT-1196.HTM
7195 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to U.S. passports to receive RFID implants starting in October 2006
PT-1197.HTM
3248 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Reply to professor asking for help with learning economics through video games
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1576 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
FBI, DHS oppose cell phones on planes -- without a wiretap fix
PT-1199.HTM
4069 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Don't talk to Feds: Stark warning about scientist who tried to do the right thing
PT-1200.HTM
2734 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Comic book with nude Picasso draws criminal charges in Georgia
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9665 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
National Identity System from HP draws criticism, protest
PT-1202.HTM
5328 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
CEI on cybersecurity: private insurance, not government regulation
PT-1203.HTM
2585 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Los Alamos whistleblower severely beaten, warned to shut up
PT-1204.HTM
10628 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
The joys of file-swapping up north: a Canadian boat-trip?
PT-1205.HTM
2609 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
European "privacy" laws may -- or may not -- permit data retention plan
PT-1206.HTM
6924 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
China's Communist Party as surveillance entrepreneurs: registering, monitoring bloggers
PT-1207.HTM
4774 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
In medical marijuana case, Supreme Court says everything is interstate commerce
PT-1208.HTM
7538 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Adam Thierer on the new censorship thang: Expanding indecency
PT-1209.HTM
2764 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
DUI cases tossed out because of closed-source breathalyzer
PT-1210.HTM
1802 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Walmart won't print your photos if they look too good
PT-1211.HTM
5934 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
"Insult" Iranian government, go to jail for two years
PT-1212.HTM
4107 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Hollywood foots bill for LAPD spy cams: How generous!
PT-1213.HTM
3381 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Justice Department "undermines" medical privacy protections
PT-1214.HTM
2629 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Senate panel votes to expand, not shrink, the Patriot Act
PT-1215.HTM
2491 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Freedom's just another word for something new to regulate
PT-1216.HTM
1873 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
A more skeptical look of Deep Throat/Mark Felt's motivations
PT-1217.HTM
7575 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Why is Department of Homeland Security worrying about file-swapping?
PT-1218.HTM
4582 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Patent system revamping proposed in new House bill
PT-1219.HTM
3281 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More on breathalyzers: Only open source forensics can be trusted?
PT-1220.HTM
4313 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
In Canada, linking to unapproved news sites is illegal
PT-1221.HTM
2974 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Request for help from reader: Government urges to control new technologies?
PT-1222.HTM
3403 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Breathalyzer case may not be that useful after all: a second look
PT-1223.HTM
2057 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
How to Avoid Being BlogBashed, by law prof blogger Jim Maule
PT-1224.HTM
11590 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to bizarre Forbes article, and a note of legal caution
PT-1225.HTM
2829 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Copy of Judge Alito's co-authored report on privacy now available
PT-1226.HTM
2522 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Peter Swire on why Alito's co-authored report isn't very informative
PT-1227.HTM
1599 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Democrats defeat Online Freedom of Speech Act in House
PT-1228.HTM
2636 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Treating ICANN as a .gov agency: a proposal to the United Nations summit
PT-1229.HTM
1413 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Breathalyzer source code must be disclosed, Florida court says
PT-1230.HTM
8583 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
25 investment funds will monitor Net-firms in repressive regimes
PT-1231.HTM
4992 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Lots of RIAA lawsuits, little success?
PT-1232.HTM
9853 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
New lawsuit challenges employers using subpoenas to unmask bloggers
PT-1233.HTM
4386 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Jonathan Zittrain on U.N., Net governance: "I don't get it"
PT-1234.HTM
3181 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Tim Wu replies on United Nations summit next week: Why it's important
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14359 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
United Nations and the Net: another round, and why root servers are key
PT-1236.HTM
5573 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
RFID protesters target Wal-Mart, demand new laws and regulations
PT-1237.HTM
3667 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Jim Harper on how anti-RFID'ers harm immigrants, the poor (and public libraries)
PT-1238.HTM
17329 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Mini-debate on Wal-Mart and RFID: good or evil?
PT-1239.HTM
2643 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
David Wagner's co-authored analysis of RFID and library privacy
PT-1240.HTM
5051 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Back from U.N. summit; reports and photos from Tunisia
PT-1241.HTM
2607 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
St. Louis crime boss used "confidential" police database, indictment says
PT-1242.HTM
2484 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Feds want to monitor and detain travelers for public health purposes
PT-1243.HTM
3315 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Six senators say wording of Patriot Act renewal is "unacceptable"
PT-1244.HTM
2917 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Diebold must comply with N.C. law, escrow source code, federal judge rules
PT-1245.HTM
2834 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Canadian safetycrats test anti-speeding devices that may, in some cases, kill people
PT-1246.HTM
1908 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Fuzzy logic behind proposed cybercrime treaty
PT-1247.HTM
2595 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Root server operator says he'd ignore Bush administration overreaching on domains
PT-1248.HTM
2024 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
TIA redux? Pentagon's Counterintelligence Field Activity to go domestic
PT-1249.HTM
1728 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Dan Geer's call to arms on Massachusetts and open standards for .gov documents
PT-1250.HTM
4395 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Hillary Clinton takes aim at video games once again, demands new federal laws
PT-1251.HTM
4032 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Cybercrime treaty before U.S. Senate: two critiques
PT-1252.HTM
3316 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
European data retention: request to sign opposition letter, due 12/6
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1862 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Tracking you wherever you drive -- GPS bugs and the Transportation Department
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4142 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Sen. Leahy urges three-month renewal of Patriot Act sunset instead of GOP alternative (2/4)
PT-1255.HTM
10808 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Sen. Specter: "Patriot Act has not been subject to abuse" (1/4)
PT-1256.HTM
3434 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
ACLU slams Republican "conference report" to expand Patriot Act (3/4)
PT-1257.HTM
2000 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: Patriot Act "conference report" larded with irrelevancies (4/4)
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4369 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
E.U. Parliament votes to force "data retention" on telecom, Net firms
PT-1259.HTM
1916 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Weekly column: FCC wiretapping rules irk even local governments
PT-1260.HTM
6491 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Two submissions on Bush authorizing secret surveillance by National Security Agency
PT-1261.HTM
3544 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Replies to E.U. Parliament voting to force "data retention" on telecom, Net firms
PT-1262.HTM
7799 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Justice Department steps up campaign to renew Patriot Act, lists "civil liberties safeguards"
PT-1263.HTM
33412 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Transcript of briefing on NSA surveillance by Alberto Gonzales and Michael Hayden
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3029 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Democrats scramble to say they didn't tacitly approve Bush's NSA surveillance
PT-1265.HTM
7284 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Justice Department predicts dire "consequences, " "confusion, " without Patriot Act
PT-1266.HTM
7607 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Rep. John Conyers defends proposed law to plug "analog hole"
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6424 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Alleged spammer sues over "Faith in Jesus" email campaign
PT-1268.HTM
2520 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Richard Smith: Who's snooping on my email?
PT-1269.HTM
5142 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Technical details and two replies on E.U. Parliament voting for "data retention"
PT-1270.HTM
1828 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Patriot Act's expiring portions extended for just one month
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2850 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Does Homeland Security cross-reference interlibrary loans to INS, other databases?
PT-1272.HTM
12393 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
More revelations about Bush and NSA domestic surveillance: a roundup
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3395 bytes.
by Declan McCullagh (2005)
Critique of Judge Richard Posner's defense of domestic spying

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