Tag: Kathy Sierra

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Blogger’s Code of Conduct: a Dissection

April 9, 2007Business, Politics, TechnologyAbu Ghraib prison, America, AOL, Blog, Blogger's Code of Conduct, Blogging, chinese government, Civic virtue, Creative Commons, editor, Enron, Google, Internet censorship, Internet culture, Internet Speech, Internet trolling, Iranian government, Kathy Sierra, law enforcement, law enforcement authorities, LiveJournal, Microsoft, New York Times, Pentagon, president of the United States, South Korean government, Syrian government, Tim O'reilly, United States, Walter Reed, Web 2.0, World Wide Web, writer, Yahoo

Why dictating online conduct is a bad idea.

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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.