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Lessons for the Future Internet: Learning from the Past: January 1, 2006

© 2006 Michael M. Roberts EDUCAUSE Review, vol. 41, no. 4 (July/August 2006): 16–25. Lessons for the Future Internet: Learning from the Past Michael M. Roberts Mike Roberts ha…
Senate Ponders Policing of Net Neutrality Offenses: January 1, 2006

"Taking cues from earlier proposals in the House of Representatives, key senators recently said they too are pondering legislation that would police violations of so-called Net neutrality unde…
Consumer Groups Push for Net Neutrality Rules: January 1, 2006

"Organizations react to telcos plans to slow access to some content." "Organizations react to telcos plans to slow access to some conten…
FreeMmusic Used As Spyware lure, FTC Says: January 1, 2005

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued Odysseus Marketing, accusing the company of engaging in distributing spyware. Odysseus distributed an application called Kazanon, which supposedly allowe…
Whose Law? The Problem of Jurisdiction on the Internet: January 1, 2005

The question "What law am I obligated to obey?" is a fundamental one in any legal system and one that every lawyer should be able to answer for his or her client. It is, though, decepti…
Regulation of the Internet: The Hows and Whys of Telecommunications Reform: January 1, 2005

The Internet has enjoyed years of relative freedom from regulation compared to other communication avenues such as telephone and cable. Is this about to change? Why, and why now? How will the out…
Company Settles 'Spyware' Lawsuit for $7.5 Million: January 1, 2005

California-based Intermix Media will pay New York State $7.5 million over three years to settle a spyware lawsuit. In the suit, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer had charged the company with …
House Approves Spyware Bill--Again: January 1, 2005

he House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed two separate bills this week designed to address the growing problem of spyware. HR 29, introduced by Mary Bono (R-Calif.), would impose stiff fine…
John Perry Barlow Closing Keynote Address - Educom 1997: January 1, 1997

John Perry Barlow is a retired Wyoming cattle rancher, a former lyricist for the Grateful Dead, and co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. He was born in Wyoming in 1947, raised on the …
FTC to Congress: Lose the Anti-Spyware Plans: January 1, 2004

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has repeated its position to Congress that new antispyware legislation is unnecessary, saying that current regulations are sufficient. The FTC and Congress have r…

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