Canadian Lawful Access Debate Returns
The Canadian Lawful Access debate was about as cold as the snow still lingering in the far north; but like the snow in some parts […]
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Under Surveillance – CCTV Cameras In North America
Last month, a report on the use of CCTV was published in Washington Post. It seems as though there is a spreading of CCTV cameras
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Phorm Storm Continues to Ravage British Users
Last week, we briefly covered the Phorm controversy facing British uses. This week, the controversy continues with other players jumping in on the action.
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From Privacy to Censorship – Activists Have Their Hands Full
Digital rights activists pages have lit up over the week this week over just about anything to do with civil liberties online.
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Ireland: 80 Unencrypted Government Laptops Lost – Private Information Feared Lost
The Irish Independent has reported on new revelations by the Irish government that 80 unencrypted laptops along with USB sticks and blackberries were either lost
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US State of the Union Address – Give Telecoms Immunity
The debate over whether or not telecommunication companies should be given retroactive immunity for wiretaps has been one of the hottest topics in the American
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European Commission Wants Consumer Friendly Market for Content
With a lot of attention being paid to the European Commission settling the Apple iTunes anti-trust case, it’s interesting to note what the European Commission
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German Government – Data Retention is for Terrorists, Not Copyright Infringers
Last year, ZeroPaid reported on the German music industry saying it would sue 1000 file-sharers every month in the year of 2007.
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Opposition to Lawful Access Mounts
The lawful access consultation got off to a rocky start.
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Turbulent Times for Filesharing
News in a particular field is often described as a roller-coaster to many journalists.
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