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Is AT&T after bandwidth hogs and YouTube, or just cozying up to Hollywood?
Far be it from me to be the only one not piping up in response to James Granelli’s LA Times piece AT&T to target pirated content: It joins Hollywood in trying to keep bootleg material off it… more »
John Bracken
Hammer drops at last: FCC opposes Comcast P2P throttling
sidewaysbarrelroll wrote 11 hours ago: Ars Technica The Comcast P2P saga has come to its final chapter as a majority of FCC commissioners t … more »
Copyright is important, but other things much more so...
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nancyprager wrote 1 month ago: After an investigation during which millions of indecent and illegal pictures of children were viewe … more »
Issue: Corporations Narrowing the Global Digital Divide
l3urton32 wrote 2 months ago: Since the dawn of the 21st century, digital and electronic technology has advanced at rapid pace, o … more »
nj first court to rule for internet privacy
infogluttony wrote 3 months ago: go, new jersey! a new jersey court decided that internet users can expect a basic level of privacy w … more »
Win Like a Pirate Day?
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kanin wrote 3 months ago: Oh various recording industry interests groups, why must you be such giant penises? Do you not know … more »
a nation of law enforcement, not men
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infogluttony wrote 4 months ago: i’m taking this internet policy class this semester. last night, we had a guest lecturer. he … more »
Idiot.
l3urton32 wrote 4 months ago: Side comment here. I don’t know how the hell I missed this connection as I was writing my last … more »
google health
infogluttony wrote 5 months ago: have you heard about google health? google is partnering with a hospital to develop a pilot project … more »
Back off my bandwidth.
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l3urton32 wrote 5 months ago: So as I haven’t been told that my blog is wrong, I will continue writing in the way I see fit. … more »
Access Denied!!! Why can’t I email at work?
mschmulen wrote 6 months ago: Can you imagine a place where you can not talk to your friends without a chaperon or tend to persona … more »
Is AT&T after bandwidth hogs and YouTube, or just cozying up to Hollywood?
bracken wrote 1 year ago: Far be it from me to be the only one not piping up in response to James Granelli’s LA Times pi … more »
On the limits of individual empowerment
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bracken wrote 1 year ago: I’ve always enjoyed Internet hysteria– like this and that silly episode of Homicide abou … more »
5 Billion Reasons for GoodMail?
bracken wrote 2 years ago: Walter at InforWorld previews an upcoming study by Net security firm IranPort that purports that … more »
On The Wealth of Networks: Eavesdropping on the Benkler World Tour
bracken wrote 2 years ago: I love Chicago, but sometimes I have to acknowledge that living on the East Coast has its advantages … more »
Net Neutrality Is Dead, Long Live "delayed-action regulation?"
bracken wrote 2 years ago: The other news out of Capital Hill today concerns the defeat of "Network Neutrality" legis … more »
Michael Powell: Don't wait for a Tennessee Valley Broadband Authority
bracken wrote 2 years ago: Sorry to have missed F2C, I read with interest Erick Schonfeld's summary of former FCC chair Mic … more »
Route Around The New Ma Bell: TV Spectrum for Broadband
bracken wrote 2 years ago: It didn’t receive too much attention, but with the twin spectres of two-tier pipes and rising … more »
China, Censorship Inc., and the Future of the Unfettered Internet
bracken wrote 2 years ago: Rebecca MacKinnon and John Palfrey have their an essay, “Censorship Inc.” in Newsweek o … more »
Gore's Speech and Internet policy
bracken wrote 2 years ago: Gore’s speech Monday excoriating Bush’s domestic eavesdropping policy is receiving atten … more »
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