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• Cat & Mouse of internet regulation

  
  Digital Rights - Sound and Fury — Authority: 125
  Regulating technology is (almost) hopeless. When giving a speech to the Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre Symposium on ‘Meeting Privacy Challenges’ in 2008 Senator John Faulkner  said Trying to legislate to control technological development or the ways people use technology is not perhaps ordering the tide to ...
  4 days ago

• Being Framed for Child Porn… by PC Virus

  
  Windows 2008 Security — Authority: 155
  PC owners caught with child porn loaded on their computers. Of all the sinister things that Internet viruses do, this might be the worst: They can make you an unsuspecting collector of child pornography. Heinous pictures and videos can be deposited on computers by viruses — the malicious programs better known for ...
  1 week ago

• Another Reason to Update Security Software

  
  The New New Internet — Authority: 431
  A recent AP investigation uncovered a surprising side to child porn possession. Some individuals have recently been acquitted for possessing child porn because malware installed on their computer actually downloaded the images to their computer. Law enforcement professionals are understandable skeptical about this ...
  1 week ago

• Do we now have a law of privacy?

  
  Lex Ferenda — Authority: 100
  The annual Norfolk Law Lecture takes place here at UEA on Thursday 26th November at 6.30pm , in the shiny new Thomas Paine Study Centre (so new that I don’t even have a picture of it yet, but it’s very nice). The speaker is the honourable Mr. Justice David Eady of the High Court of England & Wales, and his ...
  2 weeks ago

• In response to a commenter

  
  News For the Mormon Legal Community — Authority: 116
  Last month I noticed a lurking commenter on this site that also commented on one of Jeff Breinholts posts over at Mormon Matters . (Jeff is a DoJ attorney with a superb series of legal posts . If you havent read his stuff, I highly recommend it.) The commenter identifies himself as Frank Fox, who Jeff named as ...
  2 weeks ago

• The UK goes for three strikes law

  
  Digital Rights - Sound and Fury — Authority: 125
  The UK is merrily going down the same yellow brick road as many other jurisdictions. This report is from Technollama : The air of inevitability surrounding three strikes legislation in the UK came to its fruition yesterday with the announcement by Lord Mandelson that the government will seek to pass legislation ...
  3 weeks ago

• Privacy’s Zietgeist Moment

  
  Concurring Opinions — Authority: 610
  Privacy has seemingly come center stage.  Companies like Google, Microsoft, and eBay have come together to support a federal law that would impose uniform standards for the collection, use, and transfer of information across the private sector.  Activists and gover nment officials hope to update the Privacy Act ...
  3 weeks ago

• A guest Sidekick: Oisin Tobin

  
  Lex Ferenda — Authority: 100
  I’m delighted to present a guest post here – first time I’m doing this, but a very appropriate choice of topic. Oisín Tobin (who will start his own blog soon!) is a scholar and PhD Candidate in the Law School in Trinity College Dublin , where his work focuses on the legal regulation of ʻthe cloudʼ. He ...
  4 weeks ago

• The top 10 laws of the Internet

  
  Digital Rights - Sound and Fury — Authority: 125
  In its effort to supply basic education to readers who daily use the internet but may be unaware of its history The Guardian today lists the top 10 laws of the internet. Very nice! Well to be honest I did not know all of them but I have definitely followed most of them. Here is the list – but dont forget to read ...
  4 weeks ago

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