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- Don Boudreaux: Why it's moral for firms to outsource overseas Declan McCullagh (Dec 19)
- Verizon gets surprise win in RIAA subpoena case over DMCA [ip][fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 19)
- Kazaa is legal! Netherlands Supreme Court says so [ip] Declan McCullagh (Dec 19)
- President Bush signs first federal spam law, takes effect Jan. 1 [sp] Declan McCullagh (Dec 16)
- "Secure on the Net conference" in DC in February 2004 [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 12)
- University of Ottawa's new anonymity research project [priv][fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 12)
- Canada levies tax on MP3 players, says P2P downloading is OK [ip] Declan McCullagh (Dec 12)
- U.N./ITU convenes world Internet summit this week in Geneva [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Yahoo endorses anti-spam "trusted email" technique [sp] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Peter Swire replies to Larry lessig, Jim Davidson on anonymity [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Do-it-yourself Poindextering -- of ret. Adm. John Poindexter Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Risks and vulnerabilities of Ohio voting systems, via EFF Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Update on SCO v. IBM case: Judge orders SCO to turn over code Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Roger Clarke replies to Lessig on existing anonymous systems [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- How to delete your child's DNA from databank in Michigan [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Paul Levy: Mirror this site before it is too late! [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- Stu Baker: Congress did not just outlaw inbound spam filtering Declan McCullagh (Dec 08)
- A reply to Lessig on anonymity: string the bastards up! [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- Reply over Lou Dobbs and IEEE's views on overseas outsourcing Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- Diebold Election Systems responds to critics Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- Larry Lessig replies to Politech over limiting anonymity [fs][priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- British government seeks supermarket loyalty card data [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- Report from Canadian Supreme Court on online music tariffs [ip] Declan McCullagh (Dec 05)
- Paul Levy on Ninth Circuit, CDA, and online publisher liability [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Suresh Ramasubramanian on Lou Dobbs, outsourcing, and tech workers Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- French report on the future of electronic voting Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Replies to VoIP, taxes, and FCC's Michael Copps Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Why freedom can't be preserved by ending anonymity [fs][priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Did Congress just make inbound spam filtering illegal? [sp] Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Charles Mudd on WiFi, Canada, encryption, and "theft of services" Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Anonymous commercial speech and federal spam legislation [sp][fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- States forciby collecting DNA samples from newborns? [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Are cops constitutional? -- a law review article wonders Declan McCullagh (Dec 04)
- Update on Paul Trummel's ongoing legal battle [fs] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Canadian music group wants blanket annual royalty from ISPs [ip] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Michael Geist's study of governments and domain names [ip] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Request for help in suing the pants off of 132 spammers [sp] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Windows worm infected Diebold ATMs Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Weekly column: Adam Smith's lessons for technology firms today Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Interview with Skype's Niklas Zennstrom on privacy, security [priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- How Diebold may hack the vote, by Paul Krugman Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- FCC's Michael Copps suggests levying taxes on Voice over IP Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- NPR: Computerized grocery cart shocks, horrifies union officials Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Economist, Lessig want to preserve freedom by ending anonymity [fs][priv] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)
- Another round on what Congress spam bill actually does [sp] Declan McCullagh (Dec 03)