Tag: censorship

Home Posts Tagged "censorship"

The 7 internet political principles

April 28, 2012PoliticsAyn Rand, censorship, Computer law, digital media, final product, Fred Wilson, freedom to communicate, Information society, internet activists, Internet content, internet core philosophical principles, internet hive mind, internet ideas, internet ideology, internet look, internet philosophy, internet philosophy turn, internet political principles, internet population, internet principles, Internet sovereignty, Iran, net neutrality, Network neutrality, New media, New York, Occupy Wall Street, open source, politics, Request for Comments, Scientific revolution, technological infrastructure, United States, virtual reality

What are the political underpinnings of the internet and can they have an impact on the wider political discourse?

The Particle Protocol

March 13, 2011Politics, Technology3G, Android, AOL, censorship, communication devices, communication network, Communication protocol, communications protocol, Computer network, Computer networking, Conclusion Protocols, David Weinberger, Doc Searls, Egypt, electronic device, Ethernet, FDA Phase, head, internet atmosphere, Internet infrastructure, Internet Protocol, Internet protocols, iOS devices, iPhone, IPv4, IPv6, Japan, legacy systems, Libya, Light The particle protocol, Linux, linux-based solution, long devices, Microsoft, mobile phones, Natural Disaster, Network architecture, network management, network protocol, networking, Networks, North Korea, online world, operating system, operating systems, overall telecom infrastructure, particle protocol, peer-to-peer, Personal Relationship Manager, protocol installer, protocols, RAM, resilient, Smartphone, specification, TCP/IP, Teredo tunneling, Transmission Control Protocol

What is the particle protocol?

Governance in the age of Wikileaks — Part 3

December 12, 2010Politicsamazon, censorship, Civil rights and liberties, Espionage, first amendment, First Amendment to the United States Constitution, Freedom of expression, Freedom of speech, Freedom of speech in the United States, fundamental law, internet age, Internet censorship, internet service, Internet users, law, mastercard, National security, Paypal, Pentagon, Reception of WikiLeaks, Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union, representative, rights, search engines, Security, Supreme Court, the New York Times, the Times, United States, United States Constitution, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks

3 rights to online publishing could increase freedom of expression on the internet.

Internet Lockdown

May 30, 2010Politics, Technologyapp store, Apple Inc., censorship, Comcast, digital media, Facebook, Federal Communications Commission, Google, GSM, Internet functionality, Internet Lockdown While, iPhone, Media technology, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile commerce, mobile devices, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Mobile telecommunications, New media, search engine, Smartphone, smartphones, Telecommunication, United States, US government, US Supreme Court

I examine the new points of lockdown to Internet access.

A Dark Cloud

July 27, 2009Business, Media, Politics, Technologyamazon, Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Android, app store, Apple, Apple App Store, Apple Application Store, Apple Inc., AT&T, Broadband, cell phones, censorship, Cloud computing, Content, Copyright, Detroit, device manufacturer, discussion board, e-book, e-books, George Orwell, Google, Google Voice, Intellectual property, Internet censorship, Internet Service Providers, iPhone, ISP, iTunes, Justin Gawronski, killswitch, kindle, Mozilla, net neutrality, online forums, online providers, ownership, Prodigy, Proprietary hardware, rent, similar applications, Steve Jobs, Supreme Court, the New York Times, U.S. Congress, undesirable software, United States, Voice over IP, VOIP

If an external party can control when or how you can use a device or decide on what you can or cannot see, or select what programs you can install on it, do you still own it?

Dark Side of the Blogosphere

March 27, 2007Politics, TechnologyBlog, censorship, editor, Ethics, Freedom of speech, Hate speech, Human rights, Internet culture, Kathy Sierra, Ku Klux Klan, Lisa Stone, online posts, Ross Mayfield, speaker, Umair Haque, UN Court, United States, US Supreme Court, writer

Death threat against a popular blogger represent a new challenge to free speech on the internet.

Tag: censorship

The 7 internet political principles

The Particle Protocol

Governance in the age of Wikileaks — Part 3

Internet Lockdown

Dark Side of the Blogosphere

40,000 readers can’t be wrong!

Recent Posts

Get in touch