Want to save the Internet? Read this.
The US [tag]Congress[/tag]’ Committee on Small Business has a 2pm meeting today over the controversial [tag]dotcom[/tag] contract that will see […]
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Internet
Including the politics of the Net
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Whois data: winning back the Net
I’ve written a piece for The Register which went up this morning about [tag]Nominet[/tag] having to deal with a US
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Tom Cruise continues domain crusade
Man’s man [tag]Tom Cruise[/tag] is serious about this Internet thing. At least getting hold of his namessake domains. He has
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.xxx refuses to give up
Despite the vote against the [tag].xxx[/tag] registry by the [tag]ICANN[/tag] Board earlier this month, [tag]ICM Registry[/tag] is refusing to give
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Technobile: So-called support
I’ve done another [tag]Technobile[/tag] for The Guardian about the unbelievably infuriating experience that is “[tag]support[/tag]” for IT products. Here it
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Internet Governance Forum blueprint revealed
It’s finally out: the way the [tag]Internet Governance Forum[/tag] – the first ever global talking shop for dealing with the
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IGF topics agreed
The topics that will be discussed at the first ever [tag]Internet Governance Forum[/tag] have been announced at the end of
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Pro-Test meeting podcast
There was an open public meeting of Pro-Test at Oxford’s Town Hall last night from 7pm to 9.15pm. The flyers
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Much-to-do Monday
There’s alot happening today, Monday 22 May 2006. First up, the [tag]Internet Governance Forum[/tag] advisory group is meeting for the
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US Net interference in one short story
Since I’m a professional journalist, and wannabe author, I hate to think that others are more capable of taking the