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96 messages starting Nov 03 03 and ending Nov 26 03
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Wednesday, 26 November

Why Fed spam bill will boost the Nigerian economy, by A.Lizard Declan McCullagh
First charge in Canada for WiFi "theft of telecommunications" Declan McCullagh
Why Fed antispam law is not a paper tiger, by Jim Halpert [sp] Declan McCullagh
What Fed spam bill could have been, by EPIC [sp] Declan McCullagh
What's new in the Senate version of CAN-SPAM bill [sp] Declan McCullagh

Saturday, 22 November

Why Fed spam bill is amazingly great, by Congress [sp] Declan McCullagh
Why Fed spam bill is a "critical law, " from America Online [sp] Declan McCullagh
Why the Fed spam law is probably pretty problematic after all [sp] Declan McCullagh
Why Fed spam law is absolutely evil, by John Gilmore [sp] Declan McCullagh
Why Fed antispam law won't work, by Charles Platt [sp] Declan McCullagh
Why Fed antispam law is useless, by James Maule [sp] Declan McCullagh

Friday, 21 November

Congress finally poised to vote on anti-spam bill [sp] Declan McCullagh

Wednesday, 19 November

Aimee Deep asks for help in RIAA v. Aimster case [ip] Declan McCullagh
Stupid Senate Tricks: Mark Dayton says email tax will kill spam [sp Declan McCullagh
John Gilmore on PATRIOT Act and freedom in 1776 and today Declan McCullagh
Suresh Ramasubramanian on blocking Chinese networks [fs] Declan McCullagh
Hiawatha Bray on why it was OK for FBI to visit John Young [fs] Declan McCullagh
Find presidential wannabe Dennis Kucinich a date! Declan McCullagh
One more reply to FCC and broadcast flag mandates [ip] Declan McCullagh
Replies to paper on open source, games, and public policy [ip] Declan McCullagh
Brits launch "Chasing Bush" website to coordinate protests Declan McCullagh

Tuesday, 18 November

Cryptome's John Young describes visit by two FBI agents Declan McCullagh
Update on Paul Trummel's journalist case in Seattle, Wash. [fs] Declan McCullagh
Solveig Singleton on open source, games, and public policy Declan McCullagh
A reply on Chinanet, spam, and blocking Chinese networks [fs] Declan McCullagh
Cato Institute on Google as (not) a public utility Declan McCullagh
Al Gore does the Internet, again Declan McCullagh
One last reply on Amazon's book search feature [ip] Declan McCullagh
Australian tech-journalist caught by U.S. visa trap Declan McCullagh
Delta Airlines still doesn't like to talk about CAPPS II [priv] Declan McCullagh
Replies to Ashcroft touting PATRIOT Act as pro-freedom [priv] Declan McCullagh

Monday, 17 November

Justice Department's list of terrorism-related court cases Declan McCullagh
John Ashcroft says PATRIOT Act "honors" liberty and freedom [priv] Declan McCullagh
Privacilla assails anti-RFID activists as hysterical [priv] Declan McCullagh
Shawn Fanning nominated for the ACM Lawler Award [ip] Declan McCullagh
Why Congress did not read legislation they were voting on Declan McCullagh
InfoWorld weblog considered harmful by SurfControl filter [fs] Declan McCullagh
Another author considers Amazon's book search feature [ip] Declan McCullagh
ChinaNet blocking access from American universities? [fs] Declan McCullagh

Wednesday, 12 November

Whoops! Australian speedcam firm has plenty of problems [priv] Declan McCullagh
Republicans e-mail astroturf Senate judge confirmations? Declan McCullagh
Are RIAA and its allies violating two Altnet patents? Declan McCullagh
More on New Zealander's crime of sending political email [fs] Declan McCullagh
Responses to attempt to put backdoor in Linux kernel Declan McCullagh
Cato Institute on FCC's broadcast flag regulations Declan McCullagh
FBI may get more power to pry into records [priv] Declan McCullagh
Doug Isenberg on Amazon.com's "Search Inside the Book" feature Declan McCullagh
More on Belkin and unsolicited router-ads Declan McCullagh
VeriSign replies to Politech post over Flash-based "Trust Mark" Declan McCullagh
How a backdoor in the Linux kernel was thwarted, from RISKS Declan McCullagh

Tuesday, 11 November

Belkin responds to router-advertisement controversy [sp] Declan McCullagh
Total U.N. control of Internet on agenda for December summit [fs] Declan McCullagh
Wal-Mart and P&G accused of secret RFID testing [priv] Declan McCullagh
Nominations solicited for the ACM Lawler Award Declan McCullagh
Jim Davidson on PATRIOT Act and jewel industry [priv] Declan McCullagh
Concern over Multiple Jurisdictional Network Organization [priv] Declan McCullagh
Problems with VeriSign's new Flash-based "Trust Mark" seal Declan McCullagh

Monday, 10 November

U.S. Treasury invokes PATRIOT Act against jewel industry [priv] Declan McCullagh
Device lets petrochemical tanker truck be shut down remotely Declan McCullagh
Microchip those fish! A pox on Australian cod poachers Declan McCullagh
Australia's mixed experience with red light and speed cams [priv] Declan McCullagh
Belkin router quietly replaces web pages with ads [priv][sp] Declan McCullagh
Yakuza using high-tech to blackmail closeted Japanese gays Declan McCullagh
ACLU's Marv Johnson on Postal Service report and privacy [priv][fs] Declan McCullagh
WIPO takes next step toward broadcasting/webcasting treaty [ip] Declan McCullagh
Weekly column: The Massachusetts Internet tax mystery Declan McCullagh

Friday, 07 November

Robin Miller on Tauzin, broadcast flag, and "The Reagans" [ip] Declan McCullagh
CAPPS II stores data on passengers not permitted to fly [priv] Declan McCullagh
Federal judge won't toss out FISA surveillance against lawyer [priv] Declan McCullagh
A reply to mirroring Diebold documents and privacy concerns [priv] Declan McCullagh
Implications of report by Postal Service commission [priv][fs] Declan McCullagh
Reply to study saying speed cameras don't work [priv] Declan McCullagh
New Zealand activist's crime of sending political email? [fs] Declan McCullagh
Billy Tauzin: The broadcast flag meets DC's revolving door [ip] Declan McCullagh
The National Intellectual Property Law Enforcement Coord. Council [ip] Declan McCullagh
Transportation Security Administation still loves CAPPS II [priv] Declan McCullagh

Wednesday, 05 November

FBI visits John Young, asks about anti-government activity [fs] Declan McCullagh
Charles Platt on broadcast flag: Two cheers for the FCC! [ip] Declan McCullagh
Analysis of FCC's broadcast flag rules, from Ethan Ackerman Declan McCullagh
Short story on Postal Service from Freedom! Magazine [priv][fs] Declan McCullagh
EFF's Brad Templeton explains position on RIAA, copyright [ip] Declan McCullagh

Tuesday, 04 November

Federal appeals court says don't wiretap your spouse [priv] Declan McCullagh
FCC orders "broadcast flag" for digital TV, from Tech Daily [ip] Declan McCullagh
Gabe Goldberg on sending U.S. mail anonymously [fs][priv] Declan McCullagh
More on 602p's return, politicians taxing the Internet Declan McCullagh
Privacy International warns of UK "snooper's charter" [priv] Declan McCullagh
Why not to mirror Diebold documents: privacy concerns [priv] Declan McCullagh
Reply to column over "A new tech battle brews in D.C." [ip] Declan McCullagh
Senate will debate Internet "access" taxes this week Declan McCullagh
Telemarketers say need for do not call list unproven [fs][priv] Declan McCullagh
Reply to EFF over its position on RIAA, file swapping [ip] Declan McCullagh
EFF, Stanford center sue Diebold for abuse of copyright [ip] Declan McCullagh

Monday, 03 November

Last week's column: "A new tech battle brews in D.C." [ip] Declan McCullagh
Weekly column: "In the name of national security" Declan McCullagh
Headline of the day: Online sales "rob" state of taxes Declan McCullagh
Bill 602P lives? Politician warns states may tax email messages Declan McCullagh

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