Ian Kerr and UK Data Snooping
Ian Kerr was getting paid to snoop on his fellow citizens in the UK. Such a violation of personal privacy is not allowed for profit.
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Vietnam in the Panopticon
Vietnam is not a place for reformers or dissidents — but it might very well be a harbinger of the future in Iraq and Afghanistan. If you choose to stare back into the Panopticon watching you in Vietnam, prepare for a serve and long-term punishment in return.
Pixel Ownership and the Associated Press
What is wrong with the Associated Press? In the example below, the AP is making an insane claim of a photographic image Copyright violation against the Obama poster artist.
LaLa Breaks Users Privacy
LaLa is on online music service. LaLa allows you to be invisible — and unbothered — on their system except, it seems, when they decide to violate your privacy to ask you in email why you want to remain private on their service.
No Private Parts Privacy
With gasoline peaking at $4.00USD a gallon — more than twice as much as a year ago — it makes one wonder if that devastating blow to the commoner’s pocket is a governmental feint to hide the insidious loss of more valuable and basic liberties.
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