A joint policy proposal for an open Internet
"Differentiated online services" sounds very worrisome to me. Basically it's saying, okay, there will be the public Internet, but broadband providers can produce all sorts of little private "online services" which only run on their private networks, don't use open Internet standards, use bandwidth which they wholly control, etc. What's to stop broadband providers from basically colluding to create
Lives of others
Lives of othersFacebook and Google face a backlash, from users and regulators alike, over the way they have handled sensitive data JENNIFER STODDART, Canada's privacy commissioner, is furious with Facebook. In August 2009 the social-networking site struck a deal, agreeing to change its policies within a year to comply with the country's privacy law. Now, says Ms Stoddart, the company appears to be
Scaling the Digital Wall in China (Published 2010)
The Great Firewall of China is hardly impregnable. Just as Mongol invaders could not be stopped by the Great Wall, Chinese citizens have found ways to circumvent the sophisticated Internet censorship systems designed to restrict them. They are using a variety of tools to evade government filters and to reach the wide-open Web that the Chinese government deems dangerous � sites like YouTube, Facebo
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