Politech: by author

FC: Green Party sues over Washington DC's Demopublican city mascot (Mar 29 2002)

FC: Censorhappy Wash. politicos meet the law of unintended consequences (Mar 29 2002)

FC: North Korea embraces Internet gambling (I am not making this up) (Mar 29 2002)

FC: Washington state goes censorhappy, bans publishing police info (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Glenn Reynolds on Dem vs. Republican copy-protection split (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Legal update: Rulings in Intel v. Hamidi bulk-email and KaZaA cases (Mar 28 2002)

FC: ACLU update on schedule for filtering trial in Philadelphia (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Walgreens drugstore wants to take critical Wallgreens.com offline (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Google bans ads bought by Church of Scientology critics (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Robert Gellman replies to privacy study critics, more responses (Mar 28 2002)

FC: German ISPs may block porn, infringing pages, search engines... (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Hilarious: Kentucky bill declares war on gambling riverboats (Mar 28 2002)

FC: CBDTPA hits House: Democratic legislator readying companion bill (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Texas private investigator replies to Robert Gellman on privacy (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Reply to Cato panel, Direct Marketing Association, and spam (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Free-market economist replies to Robert Gellman privacy paper (Mar 28 2002)

FC: Privacilla's Jim Harper replies to pro-regulation privacy study (Mar 27 2002)

FC: Events: Cato spam panel TODAY, EFF dinner 4/16, Big Brother awards (Mar 26 2002)

FC: Essay on CBDTPA: "Hollings, Valenti, and the American Techniban" (Mar 26 2002)

FC: Australian government censorware report -- corrected link (Mar 26 2002)

FC: Former Virginia guv Gilmore waxes libertarian on nat'l id cards (Mar 26 2002)

FC: No broad U.S. privacy laws costs "tens of billions," study says (Mar 26 2002)

FC: Philly dispatch: Photos from courthouse, CIPA trial goes blue (Mar 26 2002)

FC: CBDTPA bans everything from two-line BASIC programs to PCs (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Radar-gun vigilantes team up with cops to nab speeders --NYT (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Should the U.S. government ever lie to its citizens? (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Australian government publishes censorware effectiveness report (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Philly dispatch: N2H2 prompts judges to close filtering trial (Mar 25 2002)

FC: More on Verisign sending deceptive domain registration bills (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Feds yank 50-year old spy records from National Archives (Mar 25 2002)

FC: Verisign reportedly sending deceptive domain registration bills (Mar 24 2002)

FC: Library filtering trial starts Monday in Philadelphia (Mar 24 2002)

FC: More on Internet radio fees may push hobby webcasters off the air (Mar 23 2002)

FC: House bill orders Detroit to let owners tinker with their vehicles (Mar 22 2002)

FC: Maryland rejects radar-cameras for speeding tickets (Mar 22 2002)

FC: AAAS' Patrick Ball testifies at Milosevic trial in The Hague (Mar 22 2002)

FC: Internet radio fees may push hobby webcasters off the air (Mar 22 2002)

FC: Congress hears more demands to criminalize human cloning (Mar 23 2002)

FC: Forget MP3 players: Hollings' CBDTPA regulates software too (Mar 22 2002)

FC: Everyone hates SSSCA, CBDPTA in comments to Senate Judicary panel (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Google still delists anti-Scientology site -- reports were premature (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Battle Creek retreats, says won't prosecute anti-spammer (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Text of Sen. Hollings' revised SSSCA, now called the CBDTPA (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Sen. Hollings introduces SSSCA -- now renamed the CBDTPA (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Giovanetti and Smith: Battle Creek should jail anti-spam activist (Mar 21 2002)

FC: FEC weighs regulations on Internet campaigning (Mar 21 2002)

FC: City of Battle Creek wants to imprison an anti-spam activist (Mar 21 2002)

FC: Google bows to Scientology's DMCA request, yanks critics' site (Mar 20 2002)

FC: Politech announcement: CFP dinner gathering in SF on Tue, Apr. 16 (Mar 20 2002)

FC: Karl Auerbach sues ICANN to open books, inspect financial info (Mar 19 2002)

FC: Canada's privacy czar: Cops must "cease" video surveillance (Mar 19 2002)

FC: House committee asks for views on digital copyright, 4/8 deadline (Mar 19 2002)

FC: Pennsylvania Internet providers must block illegal sex sites (Mar 19 2002)

FC: Federal agencies urged to keep linking to healthy-sex site (Mar 19 2002)

FC: So-called "digital divide" no longer exists, by Sonia Arrison (Mar 19 2002)

FC: Replies to Calif's Feinstein cozies up to SSSCA, anti-copying laws (Mar 19 2002)

FC: Rabbi Mermelstein on Google ad ban: Chill out, life is short (Mar 15 2002)

FC: California's Sen. Feinstein cozies up to SSSCA, anti-copying laws (Mar 15 2002)

FC: Secret U.S. nuclear policy documents appear, surprise, on the web (Mar 14 2002)

FC: Netscape should stop whining about Microsoft dominance --S. Richman (Mar 14 2002)

FC: House Commerce committee wants Bush admin to "keep tabs" on ICANN (Mar 14 2002)

FC: ICANN has voted to eliminate public elections --Karl Auerbach (Mar 14 2002)

FC: Liberty vs. security events: PPI on 3/15 and George Mason IHS 7/5 (Mar 14 2002)

FC: D.I.R.T. spyware exposed on web, by Kevin Poulsen (Mar 14 2002)

FC: ICANN press release on "at-large" membership resolution (Mar 14 2002)

FC: Cato's Jerry Taylor reply on fuel efficiency and dead Americans (Mar 13 2002)

FC: Consumer Electr. Assn. applauds Rep. Boucher on copyproof CDs (Mar 13 2002)

FC: Photos of World Trade Center Light Memorial (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Google permits ads for spamware, rejects firearms-related ads (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Peekabooty developer replies to charge of "vaporware" (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Replies to "Raise fuel efficiency standards, kill Americans?" (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Calif. gov Gray Davis wants his grinning mug on all state websites (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Raise fuel efficiency standards, kill Americans? (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Overthrowthegovernment.org owner arrested at U.S. border (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Peekabooty vaporware already raises alarums at network providers (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Senate Republicans urge defeat of stock-option charges bill (Mar 12 2002)

FC: More on riot after Mexican police end pirate CD sales, verified (Mar 12 2002)

FC: News Corp accused of secretly breaking TV copy-protection scheme (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Google refuses business from gun, knife, bulk food advertisers (Mar 12 2002)

FC: Mexican police suppress pirated CD sales, riot ensues (unverified) (Mar 11 2002)

FC: Appeals court says mall critic may keep his site online -- for now (Mar 11 2002)

FC: Sen. Burns blasts ICANN as "flawed, ineffective," wants hearings (Mar 11 2002)

FC: We clearly need more spycams: British crooks are evading 'em (Mar 10 2002)

FC: IRS' "Online Game Show" -- you can be a constant for free! (Mar 10 2002)

FC: Swedish paper found liable for pro-Nazi rants on discussion board (Mar 10 2002)

FC: Conservatives complain CDC.gov links to a healthy-sex site (Mar 10 2002)

FC: FTC and European Union privacy czars expose personal data (Mar 10 2002)

FC: Criminal lineups use photos from driver's licenses (Mar 10 2002)

FC: EFF replies to Politech post over linking vs. image importing (Mar 08 2002)

FC: NPR's Rick Karr replies to FCC chairman at Chamber of Commerce (Mar 08 2002)

FC: Sell "violent" video games to a teenager, go to jail (Mar 08 2002)

FC: Rep. Sherwood Boehlert pledges nanotech pork on New York trip (Mar 08 2002)

FC: Libertarians, ACLU oppose Washington state wiretap bill (Mar 08 2002)

FC: Scientific American responds to flap over environmentalism article (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Senator tells FCC chairman he should be at U.S. Chamber of Commerce (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Commerce Dept. refuses to bless .GOD and .SATAN top-level domains (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Dutch ISP wins suit -- spammer will be fined $45 per spam (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Rep. Rick Boucher wants Congress to regulate copy-protected CDs (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Virginia legislature won't enact limits on facecams (Mar 07 2002)

FC: ICANN roundup; study says domain name dispute process is biased (Mar 07 2002)

FC: Worm uses John Gilmore's open relay at toad.com to reproduce (Mar 06 2002)

FC: Sweden weighs law controlling employees' electronic privacy (Mar 06 2002)

FC: Scientific American assails prof who attacked enviro-article (Mar 06 2002)

FC: Slate 'fesses up: Diary of "automotive CEO" was a hoax (Mar 06 2002)

FC: RIAA's PR director decamps for Al Gore 2002 campaign (Mar 06 2002)

FC: More on House panel vote Wednesday on .kids -- vs. .kids.us (Mar 05 2002)

FC: Ellen Rony on ICANN's new problem: How to respond to .kids? (Mar 04 2002)

FC: Transcript of Atty Gen Ashcroft speech on bigger FBI DNA database (Mar 04 2002)

FC: U.S. House not willing to endorse mandatory copy protection (Mar 04 2002)

FC: Censorhappy union that sued member over site now sue reformers too (Mar 02 2002)

FC: Federal law helps religious filtering firms proselytize (Mar 02 2002)

FC: Surveillance update: European spycams, Israel's Xacct, Japan, more (Mar 02 2002)

FC: Montana student with "10 hottest girls" site back in school (Mar 02 2002)

FC: Peter Trei: "The Original SSSCA," a short story (Mar 02 2002)

FC: KaZaA to U.S. Senate: RIAA's Hilary Rosen lied to you (Mar 02 2002)

FC: European Commission considers mandatory digital rights management (Mar 02 2002)

FC: Civ-libs ask Council of Europe about secret "Second Protocol" (Mar 01 2002)

FC: Catholic church condemns "radical libertarianism" on Internet (Mar 01 2002)

FC: Scarfo pleads guilty, ends legal battle over PGP spying tech (Mar 01 2002)

FC: Senate Democrats love SSSCA -- but GOP says not so fast (Mar 01 2002)

FC: Montana school suspends student for "10 hottest girls" site (Feb 28 2002)

FC: John Gilmore: What to do about spam? Use smarter mail readers (Feb 28 2002)

FC: Bulk, unsolicited political email isn't spam -- right? (Feb 28 2002)

FC: Intel VP, bruised in hearing, dashes off letter to Senate (Feb 28 2002)