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PT-1274.HTM
6644 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
It was a hoax: Homeland Security doesn't snoop on interlibrary loans

PT-1275.HTM
3033 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Turmoil in Greece: Margaret Papandreou's stolen email messages turned into book

PT-1276.HTM
18560 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
ACLU launches NSAwatch.org website to track spying on Americans

PT-1277.HTM
5755 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Essay on NSA spying: What's wrong with America

PT-1278.HTM
2162 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Florida attorney general Charlie Crist, political spammer

PT-1279.HTM
4657 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
NSA acted on its own to broaden domestic spying after 9/11

PT-1280.HTM
4523 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Feds begin "behavior monitoring" of air travelers this year

PT-1281.HTM
2641 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Dozens of federal agencies track Web visitors illegally

PT-1282.HTM
2329 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
New law targets online activities designed "to annoy" others

PT-1283.HTM
2393 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Request for help with survey on vulnerability disclosure

PT-1284.HTM
2815 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Detroit rail system now permits random police searches of passengers

PT-1285.HTM
2157 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Annoy a speed camera, be punished by police

PT-1286.HTM
4874 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Annoy.com's Clinton Fein on new anti-annoying law

PT-1287.HTM
19749 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Reporters Without Borders calls for regulation of U.S. Internet companies

PT-1288.HTM
2460 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Alberto Gonzales v. Google: the subpoena

PT-1289.HTM
2236 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
R.W. Bradford, R.I.P.

PT-1290.HTM
3573 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
In China, Google censors more than just politics: beer, dating, joke, gay sites too

PT-1291.HTM
1589 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Legal FAQs about NSA wiretaps, by Peter Swire

PT-1292.HTM
1746 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Google fixes the ban-beer-and-joke-site problem in China

PT-1293.HTM
8004 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Why the cybercrime treaty is privacy-invasive and worrisome, by James Plummer

PT-1294.HTM
3444 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Tim Wu: Why should search engines retain records forever?

PT-1295.HTM
1851 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Congress caught making false entries in Wikipedia

PT-1296.HTM
1838 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Ad in Capitol Hill newspaper calls for "patent trolls" to die

PT-1297.HTM
2156 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
StarForce claims criticism of its anti-copying software is "harassment, " contacts FBI

PT-1298.HTM
3012 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
NSA surveillance: EFF lawsuit; new white paper by ACLU

PT-1299.HTM
2158 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Google-subpoena meets Google-China: Who has access?

PT-1300.HTM
1729 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Newspapers blast "exploitation, " want search engines to share profits

PT-1301.HTM
2890 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Barry Steinhardt on ACLU's map and NSA surveillance

PT-1302.HTM
1946 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Send spurious nastygrams, get in trouble? Eric Goldman on liability

PT-1303.HTM
11148 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Microsoft, Google, Yahoo reply to Congress on China censorship

PT-1304.HTM
11162 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Google is right on China, by James DeLong

PT-1305.HTM
2090 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Survey: Google, MSN, AOL, Yahoo say what information they keep

PT-1306.HTM
1891 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Greek politicos had their mobile phones illegally tapped -- by whom?

PT-1307.HTM
16782 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Replies to James DeLong's defense of Google's position on China

PT-1308.HTM
6354 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Yahoo, AOL, Goodmail and Politech: Paying so email goes through?

PT-1309.HTM
10102 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Two responses to AOL, Goodmail, and paying-to-send-Politech post

PT-1310.HTM
1648 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Delete web server logs, or get fined by the Feds? Ed Markey's new bill

PT-1311.HTM
8216 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Sen. Specter plans legislation on NSA-surveillance program

PT-1312.HTM
1096 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Feingold, Kennedy ask AT&T and others if they're in bed with NSA

PT-1313.HTM
1540 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Lawsuit challenges law targeting Internet "annoyances"

PT-1314.HTM
4183 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Details of how Australian "e-passports" will work

PT-1315.HTM
2335 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Weekly column: Wacky New Jersey politico wants to outlaw anonymity

PT-1316.HTM
1930 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Pakistan government blocks blogs with cartoons of Muhammad

PT-1317.HTM
2769 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
SMS 007 aims to protect cell phone SMS messages

PT-1318.HTM
1659 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Two new bills in Congress: Net neutrality, audio broadcast flag

PT-1319.HTM
4185 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Google, MS, others ask Feds to mandate "Net neutrality" regulations

PT-1320.HTM
5587 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
A divide among libertarians on DMCA: Cato says get rid of it

PT-1321.HTM
11243 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Do journalist shield laws protect bloggers? An Illinois Bar Journal article

PT-1322.HTM
2614 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
FEC approves final Net regulations, thanks McCain, Feingold, Shays, Meehan

PT-1323.HTM
15219 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Surveillance in the sky: Homeland Security wants aerial drones with cameras

PT-1324.HTM
2502 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
More on a divide among libertarians on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

PT-1325.HTM
6528 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
CDT's John Morris replies to FEC's Internet regulations

PT-1326.HTM
4923 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Sexist, racist comments on police message board cause political flap

PT-1327.HTM
2373 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Police in Florida strike back at critical journalist through the Web

PT-1328.HTM
5271 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Washington Supreme Court slaps down judge's no-posting injunction in Paul Trummel case

PT-1329.HTM
3548 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Dick Armey, former House Majority Leader, takes aim at "Net neutrality"

PT-1330.HTM
6502 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
More on Dick Armey, Congress, and "Net neutrality"

PT-1331.HTM
3403 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Attorney General won't rule out domestic warrantless taps

PT-1332.HTM
2190 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
At tax time, state governments push to tax Internet sales

PT-1333.HTM
2793 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
DC area only: Computer security for activists workshop in Baltimore this evening

PT-1334.HTM
1599 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Texas government targets peer-to-peer software use on state computers

PT-1335.HTM
2098 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
A new tax gambit: Tax collectors start eyeing iTunes and download taxes

PT-1336.HTM
1710 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
AOL blocks e-mails with links to anti-AOL protest site

PT-1337.HTM
2649 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Who owes taxes, in purchase involving California, North Carolina, Washington state?

PT-1338.HTM
8100 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Why was Moveon.org blocked by AOL? Did recipients want the email messages?

PT-1339.HTM
9863 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Details on how DearAOL.com works, and AOL's junk mail filtering

PT-1340.HTM
6313 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
John Gilmore on DearAOL.com and user control of spam filtering

PT-1341.HTM
2701 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
The NYPD can take photos of you -- but you can't turn your lens on them

PT-1342.HTM
2888 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Feds mull mandatory data retention laws for Internet service providers

PT-1343.HTM
25981 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Debate over DearAOL.com between Suresh Ramasubramanian and Danny O'Brien

PT-1344.HTM
1706 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Bush administration proposes mandatory Web rating, with criminal penalties

PT-1345.HTM
2040 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Congress readies new bill to expand DMCA, not shrink it

PT-1346.HTM
4807 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Cato event on Wednesday on DMCA, digital copyright

PT-1347.HTM
1810 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Redlined version of Bush administration's proposal to expand DMCA

PT-1348.HTM
4094 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Why conservatives and libertarians should oppose Net neutrality

PT-1349.HTM
3950 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Time to celebrate World Intellectual Property Day! Event in DC on Wednesday

PT-1350.HTM
6981 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Net neutrality and peering policies: a technologist's perspective

PT-1351.HTM
7839 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Replies on Net neutrality -- and why new laws may be a bad idea

PT-1352.HTM
1985 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Forget a national ID: Homeland Security proposes global ID system

PT-1353.HTM
2865 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
A downside of police surveillance and the Web: IDing pot smokers who committed no crime

PT-1354.HTM
8763 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
RSF says Chinese security goons kidnapped a blogger

PT-1355.HTM
1392 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Republicans' election-year gambit: Targeting MySpace and social networking sites

PT-1356.HTM
12635 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Debate over AOL and spam-blocking between Suresh Ramasubramanian and Danny O'Brien

PT-1357.HTM
1965 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
PFF's Singleton defends digital rights management and the DMCA in new paper

PT-1358.HTM
2652 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
EFF's Brad Templeton replies to PFF paper on digital rights management, DMCA

PT-1359.HTM
3078 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
EPIC asks FCC to investigate National Security Agency surveillance

PT-1360.HTM
3999 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Perry Metzger's call to action on Feds' lawlessness, tapping

PT-1361.HTM
1964 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Hiawatha Bray's response on wiretapping of journalists: the law's the law

PT-1362.HTM
24260 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Replies to Hiawatha Bray's response, and whether the law is really the law after all

PT-1363.HTM
4956 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
ACLU launches "Don't Spy on Me" campaign; protests

PT-1364.HTM
3818 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Mandatory data retention resurfaces; Gonzales, Mueller call for 2-year rule

PT-1365.HTM
2784 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
eBay raises the stakes on Net neutrality with e-mail campaign

PT-1366.HTM
2128 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Politech back from hiatus

PT-1367.HTM
2653 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
FBI presses for dramatic expansion of wiretapping law; router makers targeted

PT-1368.HTM
2543 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Step aside, war on terror -- now it's war on Internet gambling

PT-1369.HTM
2702 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Politicos grok technology better than technologists? Energy-efficient servers

PT-1370.HTM
11773 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
$50 billion later, what has the Universal Service Fund accomplished?

PT-1371.HTM
3599 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
White House deal says FISA court will review NSA spying

PT-1372.HTM
4305 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Judge dismisses Kinderstart.com suit against Google over page ranking

PT-1373.HTM
2461 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
California Supreme Court prohibits recording Californians without consent -- wherever you are

PT-1374.HTM
2227 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Which mortgage lenders are spammers? A lawsuit offers hints

PT-1375.HTM
3222 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
"America: Freedom to Fascism" movie opens on July 28

PT-1376.HTM
2473 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Passenger list screening may have led to BetOnSports CEO's arrest

PT-1377.HTM
3618 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
World Trade Organization pursues Net gambling case; U.S. doesn't look good

PT-1378.HTM
3575 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Lawsuit against AT&T over NSA spying can proceed, judge says

PT-1379.HTM
18555 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Sen. Wyden pledges to block telecom bill without Net neutrality regulations

PT-1380.HTM
2405 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Secret "watch lists" have nabbed more members of Congress than terrorists

PT-1381.HTM
1867 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Bush administration appeals loss in NSA/ATT case to 9th Circuit

PT-1382.HTM
4469 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
David Burt on DOPA library and school filtering bill

PT-1383.HTM
1953 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Indianapolis police test camera-scanner that reads license plates

PT-1384.HTM
2541 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
What if DOPA requires libraries to block sites of U.S. Senate candidates?

PT-1385.HTM
1651 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
AOL releases search info for 650, 000 users, offers glimpse into private lives

PT-1386.HTM
1595 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Federal judge orders halt to NSA spy program, rules it unconstitutional

PT-1387.HTM
2952 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
License plate scanning: Balancing privacy with public safety, efficiency

PT-1388.HTM
1693 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Real question on NSA tapping: How do we know if Bush complies with court order?

PT-1389.HTM
1729 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Politech back from hiatus

PT-1390.HTM
7243 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Data retention endorsed by International Association of Chiefs of Police

PT-1391.HTM
8293 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Technical and privacy dimensions of terrorism prevention -- NRC call for papers

PT-1392.HTM
5675 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Trademark laws vs. free speech: a candidate for the trademark hall of shame?

PT-1393.HTM
4244 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Weekly column: Sneaky Senate tricks when enacting legislation

PT-1394.HTM
3011 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
How Sen. Frist held port security hostage -- for Net-gambling laws

PT-1395.HTM
2575 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Report critiques federal government's Internet voting scheme

PT-1396.HTM
3280 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
United Nations summit convenes in Athens: lots of talk, not much else

PT-1397.HTM
1749 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Tech voter's guide for 2006 election: How politicians voted

PT-1398.HTM
3810 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Refuse to show ID, get Tasered by angry cops with an attitude

PT-1399.HTM
2321 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Florida Supreme Court upholds "harmful to minors" e-mail law

PT-1400.HTM
3326 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Peter Junger, encryption law warrior, R.I.P.

PT-1401.HTM
3443 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
FBI activates cell phones' microphones for surveillance when no call is being made?

PT-1402.HTM
11234 bytes. by Declan McCullagh (2006)
Internet fuels rise in number of jailed journalists: 1 in 3 are Web-based


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