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09/07/02

Insider threat. Identity politics. RFID in mobile phones. Creating copyright consensus. Death throes of the dead tree media. Everything else.

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Insider threat.
Off-site link, opens in new window Speaking of security: Insider risk and insider threat - what's the difference and why does it matter?
Off-site link, opens in new window V3: Security experts warn of insider threat timebomb
Off-site link, opens in new window Computer Weekly: Security Zone - understanding why staff break the rules
Off-site link, opens in new window David Lacey's Security blog: Why staff break security rules

Identity politics.
Off-site link, opens in new window Identity & Passport Service: Safeguarding Identity Strategy launched
Off-site link, opens in new window Philip Virgo's When IT meets Politics blog: An overdue outbreak of common sense - "Safeguarding your identity"
Off-site link, opens in new window Ideal government: Safeguarding your identity hits the blogosphere

RFID in mobile phones.
Off-site link, opens in new window Silicon.com: RFID in all new mobiles by next summer
Off-site link, opens in new window The RFID Weblog: RFID in every cell phone by 2010?

Creating copyright consensus.
Off-site link, opens in new window Ars Technica: Creating worthless copyright "consensus"- Canada's case study
Off-site link, opens in new window Techdirt: Australian press prints movie industry myths about piracy funding terrorism

Death throes of the dead tree media.
Off-site link, opens in new window The Becker-Posner blog: The future of newspapers
Off-site link, opens in new window TechCrunch: How to save the newspapers, vol. XII - outlaw linking

Everything else.
Off-site link, opens in new window The technology liberation front: Facebook, Twitter, Online identity integration & the future of anonymity
Off-site link, opens in new window Ideal government: Why we, not government, must own our data
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired threat level: Deep-packet inspection in U.S. scrutinized following Iran surveillance
Off-site link, opens in new window WalletPop: What you buy affects your credit
Off-site link, opens in new window Darkreading: Database security - the first three steps
Off-site link, opens in new window Schneier on security: Authenticating paperwork
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired threat level: ATM vendor halts researcher's talk on vulnerability
Off-site link, opens in new window Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada: Canadians and privacy, final report, March 2009
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired epicenter: Google - Michael Jackson search spike seemed like an attack
Off-site link, opens in new window The occasional pamphlet: "Don't ask, don't tell" rights retention for scholarly articles
Off-site link, opens in new window Techdirt: The ridiculous copyright situation faced by academics who want to promote their own research

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09/07/01

Continuing my reviews of 2007 Doctor Who with an experiment gone wrong.

Doctor Who: The Lazarus experiment

The review can be found here:
On-site link, opens in this window The Lazarus experiment (2007)

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09/06/30

Continuing my reviews of 2007 Doctor Who with a trip to old New York.

Doctor Who: Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks

The review can be found here:
On-site link, opens in this window Daleks in Manhattan / Evolution of the Daleks (2007)

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09/06/29

Continuing my reviews of 2007 Doctor Who with the commute from hell.

Doctor Who: Gridlock

The review can be found here:
On-site link, opens in this window Gridlock (2007)

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09/06/26

Iran and the internet. Facebook privacy. Everything else.

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Iran and the internet.
Off-site link, opens in new window WSJ: Iran's web spying aided by western technology
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired Threat level: WSJ - Nokia, Siemens help Iran spy on internet users
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired Threat level: Consumers boycott Nokia, Siemens for selling to Iran

Facebook privacy.
Off-site link, opens in new window FBHive: Private Facebook info accessible with a simple hack
Off-site link, opens in new window TechCrunch: Is privacy an illusion? Facebook 'fans' claim hack exposes private profile information (update)

Everything else.
Off-site link, opens in new window The data privacy imperative: The week in privacy
Off-site link, opens in new window CDT: The dawn of the location-enabled web
Off-site link, opens in new window Wired threat level: Cyber security czar front-runner no friend of privacy
Off-site link, opens in new window Lockpicking

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