May 2008


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UK – Web users back code for bloggers

UK – Web users back code for bloggers: “(Guardian) Nearly half of all internet users would support a voluntary code of conduct for bloggers and online commentators, according to research. A survey by legal firm…


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South Korea Starts ‘War Against Pornography’

South Korea Starts ‘War Against Pornography’: “The South Korean government has started a multilevel ‘war against pornography,’ intended ‘to fight against lewd material on television, the Internet and elsewhere.’” (Via XBIZ.com | News & Articles.)


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Google blurs the privacy issue

Google blurs the privacy issue: “(Guardian) Google is hoping to avoid a fight with European privacy campaigners as it prepares to launch its controversial Street View service this side of the Atlantic later in the…


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First European Anti-Piracy Disconnection

This is an article from: TorrentFreak First European Anti-Piracy Disconnection: The Finnish Government The last few months have turned the possibility of disconnecting file-sharers from the Internet into a hot topic. France has been at…


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MySpace wins bumper spam payout

MySpace wins bumper spam payout: “MySpace has won $234m in damages from spammers – but has little chance of getting the cash say experts.” (Via BBC News.)


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Piracy: A Matter of Life or Death

XBIZ – The Industry Source: “Piracy: A Matter of Life or Death, 12.05.2008 Recently, Washington Post military correspondent Tom Ricks reported on the problem of a ‘porno virus’ being spread by both American and Iraqi…



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Information Commissioner gets power

Information Commissioner gets power to fine for privacy breaches: “The Information Commissioner has been given the ability to fine organisations if their operational procedures cause a gross breach of data protection principles. The move, which…