Netspace’s Government ISP Filtering Survey Results: “Federal Government’s Mandatory Internet Filtering Proposal Netspace Customer Survey Results We asked our customers to participate in a survey to see what they thought about the Federal Government’s intentions….
Could you get arrested for owning a graphic novel? | Coffee House Wednesday, 28th January 2009 Could you get arrested for owning a graphic novel? William Blackstock 5:27pm Film adaptations of graphic novels such as…
Introducing Measurement Lab: “Posted by Vint Cerf, Chief Internet Evangelist, and Stephen Stuart, Principal Engineer (Cross-posted from the Official Google Blog) When an Internet application doesn’t work as expected or your connection seems flaky, how…
Raising data privacy awareness: “Posted by Peter Fleischer, Global Privacy Counsel, and Jane Horvath, Global Privacy Counsel For the second year, the U.S. and Canada are joining 27 European countries to celebrate Data Privacy Day…
UK.gov backs ISPs on charging content providers, throttling P2P: “ Carter kicks net neutrality corpse Digital Britain The government today rejected any prospect of US-style ‘net neutrality’ laws to prevent ISPs from charging online content…
Law will force ISPs to pass file-sharing data to record labels: “The Government will create legislation forcing internet service providers (ISPs) to gather information on customers engaged in illegal file-sharing, and forcing them to contact…
Digital Britain: A tax, a quango and ISP snooping: “ All in a day’s work for the modern bureaucrat Digital Britain Did anyone expect more from Stephen Carter CBE? The former Ofcom boss and No.10…
Digital Britain: The Interim Report – Government outlines plans for UK’s digital transition 014/09, 29 January 2009 Joint DCMS/BERR press release The Government has today published a plan to secure Britain’s place at the forefront…
Privacy-protecting search engine ignores IP addresses: “A Dutch search engine has become the first to operate without recording the address of the computer used to make the search. Ixquick said it had taken the move…
Carter pledges file sharing snoop laws: “ And broadband for all Digital Britain Lord Carter’s interim report Digital Britain promises legislation to force ISPs to identify people using file sharing software, more promotion for DAB…