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06/12/2007 | USA | Evidence | Dude, what happened to my PC?
You may have heard how important it is to preserve evidence related to a legal proceeding. Failing to do so can cost you serious amounts of money and might trigger serious evidentiary sanctions that essentially could gut your legal case.
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02/12/2007 | USA | Cyber Crime | The new battleground in cybercrime
In an age where ``data equals money,`` fortune has replaced fame as hackers` key motivation. Criminals are willing to pay top dollar for personal, financial, and corporate data collected by Trojans and other ``crimeware.``
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27/11/2007 | USA | Copyrighys | A Nation of Infringers?
John Tehranian, a law professor at the University of Utah, has an article coming out in the Utah Law Review in which he concludes that the dichotomy between copyright law and social norms ``is so profound that on any given day even the most law-abiding American engages in thousands of actions that l...
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26/11/2007 | USA | Search Engine | Google Has Controversy On Its Mind
Operating in over a hundred countries means Google has to juggle a lot of laws and cultural differences as they try to present information as openly as possible.
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24/11/2007 | USA | Information Society | Is Russia`s tech future in Israel`s tech past?
Israel and Russia. Besides a common liking for borscht, you`d be hard pressed to find two nations less similar. Yet some very serious people believe Russia is destined to duplicate the Jewish state`s astounding success in high technology.
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14/11/2007 | USA | Copyrights | How DRM can help education
DRM and electronic books could help lower college educational expenses while at the same time improving the health of students.
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05/11/2007 | USA | Cybercrime | How we went wrong on identity
After years working on identity and its protection, I`ve concluded that our identity infrastructure is fundamentally broken--and the Web is what ultimately broke it.
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04/11/2007 | USA | Regulation | Thanks to BitTorrrent, Net neutrality debate reignites
The controversial issue of Net neutrality is surfacing again amid allegations that phone companies and cable operators are throttling BitTorrent traffic and perhaps even censoring politically charged language.
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01/11/2007 | USA | Regulation | FTC to review online ads, privacy
The Federal Trade Commission will hold meetings Thursday and Friday about online privacy. The questions they will entertain include how much control people need or want over the vast trove of information that corporate America routinely collects about people as they click from site to site on the In...
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30/10/2007 | USA | Cyber Crime | Why we still invite data breaches
Enterprise security has been slow to realize the evolving nature of for-profit cyber hack attacks.
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25/10/2007 | USA | liability | Others post, you get sued
Under what circumstances will the law hold interactive computer services liable for content posted by others on their sites?
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17/10/2007 | USA | Information Society | Fixing our fraying Internet infrastructure
In the same way that levees and bridges need to be safe and reliable, our communications networks need to handle our growing Internet traffic.
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16/10/2007 | USA | Copyrights | Recording industry shows how to lose by winning
While victories in the court of law are necessary to preserve the RIAA members` interests in the music they promote and distribute, it is not clear that such victories translate to the court of public opinion.
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10/10/2007 | USA | Ethics | Where do you stand on digital media ethics?
We can all agree that it`s easy to make perfect copies of digital media, and that there`s no such thing as an unbreakable copy protection scheme. But the fact that you can do something doesn`t necessarily mean you should. How would you answer these 11 ethical questions?
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08/10/2007 | USA | Copyrights | Why the RIAA should have won (though the fine was too high)
The problem in the copyright case isn`t really the verdict against the Minn. woman. It`s that big penalty.
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