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SOPA SCHMOPA: Iran Tries to Strangle the Internet to Death
If you think anti-piracy legislation like SOPA and Spain's so-called Sinde law are as far-reaching as it gets, you obviously don't live in Tehran. Well aware of the disruptive threat
Google's 2nd Transparency Report: U.S. Info Requests Increase
Google has released its second six-month Transparency Report. This report, consisting of graphs and charts, shows how many times a government requested user data from the company and how many
Remembering Isaac Asimov's Election Day
Watching the elections in Egypt this week and as one of the few Americans who are planning on voting next week in our off-year election, I am reminded of one
Ethiopia Sentences U.S. Blogger to Life in Prison
The Federal High Court in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa sentenced expatriate journalist and blogger Elias Kifle to life in prison yesterday. Kifle is the editor of the Washington
US Elections - Global Mind
My fellow bloggers: like a lot of you, I'm disappointed that Kerry lost. FWIW here are some quick thoughts from a non-US citizen: - I watched the coverage on CNN
Internet Fandom: Still Not Ready for Primetime
It was just a couple of days ago that CBS VP and Chief Marketing Officer Patrick Keane used fan-favorite "Jericho" as an example of why television networks should potentially begin
Swiftboating Made Accessible via VoterVoter.com
VoterVoter.com is a new web site from advertising firm WideOrbit, which manages $10 billion worth of advertising on 950 TV, radio, and cable stations in the US, that brings the
U.S. National Archives Asks Whether Politicians' Tweets and Blogs are "Official Government Records"
Much of the Internet buzz surrounding today's midterm elections in the U.S. revolves around voter participation and how social media may or may not impact turnout. But the increasing use
Venezuela Passes Anti-Free Speech Law: This Week in Online Tyranny
Venezuela makes online speech a minefield. Since the time of the Romans, the transition from republic to one-man rule has always been eased with the co-option of laws. On December
Weekly Wrap-up: You're Not Ready For the Future, Death of a Wave, IE Privacy vs. Ads, And More...
Google CEO Eric Schmidt's bombshell that the huddled masses "aren't ready" for the questions that new technology raises was one of several bon mots he dropped in this week's top
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