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IPREDator, the Terrifyingly Awesome Privacy Tool Prepares to Launch
Set to launch tomorrow, if the homepage can be believed, IPREDator is a new virtual private networking service (VPN) created by those behind The Pirate Bay. And if you don't
Gasp! Google Adapts and Modifies Your Docs & Spreadsheets Content?! Yes, But...
CNET columnist Matt Asay asks, provocatively: "does Google own your content?". It's based on a post by ZDNet's Joshua Greenbaum, who picked up on some interesting language in the terms
Tech Company PACs Donate To SOPA/PIPA Sponsors
Pop quiz: The Political Action Committee for which of the following companies has given the most in donations to lawmakers who have co-sponsored the Stop Online Piracy Act and its
Open Sourcing Government: Pirate Party Wins 15 Seats in Berlin's Parliament
In a sign of how strongly Internet-related issues can affect real-world politics, the German branch of the Pirate Party has won 15 seats in Berlin's regional parliament. The Pirate Party,
Uh Oh, Instagram: PicPlz Launches API, Creative Commons & Brand Dashboards
The battle of the mobile social photo apps has been taken to the next level today, high-profile but trailing startup PicPlz just made three big announcements that pose a big
Infographic: Key Moments in Social Media Law
The Socially Aware blog has put together a nice infographic that highlights several key decisions in social media case law, starting with the Sony v. Universal Supreme Court Betamax recording
Gene Simmons Threatens Anonymous, Responds to DDoS Attacks Against His Site
"Some of you may have heard a few popcorn farts re: our sites being threatened by hackers," wrote KISS bassist Gene Simmons on his website yesterday, responding to a DDoS
Ted Nelson's two-way links
Matt Webb blogged the Hypertext03 conference and the resulting notes are a good scan. Thank goodness for people like Matt who blog conferences, because those of us who live on
Twitter, DMCA Take-downs & the Prior Restraint of First Amendment Speech
Last week, the big news in DMCA takedowns was the sweeping removal of Hitler parody videos. Earlier this year, it was Google suddenly wiping out six separate music blogs. Today,
What Will e-G8 Create: Solutions or More Cynicism?
Recently I was honored with an invitation from President Sarkozy of France to attend the e-G8 Summit. The e-G8 Summit precedes this years G8 Summit in Deauville on May
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