Diving in to the absurd
Mobile blocking technologies overstep their 'boundaries'
Drive by wire
Are we cruising into a blind spot with the latest advances in automobile technology?
Foul Play
SOCA has arrested the proprietor of music blog RnBXclusive, and posted a characteristic angry message for visitors of the site to see. But what effect will this have on the ongoing copyright wars of the net?
Debunking the European Commission's '10 myths about ACTA'
Glyn Moody takes us through the EC's document '10 myths about ACTA' and shows us that it has some myths of its own
Five Reasons ACTA Must Be Stopped
With the ACTA protest in London coming up this Saturday, Stu Anderson brings opposition to ACTA into focus:
Facebook goes public
A short summary of recent comment on Facebook's proposed IPO
Beyond the Soup Kitchen
While the geeks get rich, I thought I'd go the other way
Commission Proposes Stronger Data Privacy Legislation
Revising an old directive; renewed legislation with more teeth
ACTA, Parliament, and the true democratic deficit
The Government squabbles over fiscal sovereignty while signing up to a treaty that will suppress our rights as consumers
Principle Failure
Is Google still succeeding at not being evil with the introduction of its new streamlined privacy policy?
Dealing with data – The 'burden-less' business?
Sara Kelly of COADEC reviews Viviane Reding's latest proposals for EU Data Protection reform
Camping Out
Wendy Grossman reports on this year's UK GovCamp and the hope for real change in attitudes towards technology
Copyright by the book - a step-by-step guide to killing the economy
Milena Popova explains what happens when you play by the copyright rules
Pot pourri
Wendy Grossman reflects on an incident-packed 2012 - only two weeks into the year
Teaching our kids to code
An overhaul of ICT in schools is badly needed, argues Milena Popova, but Gove's proposals are not quite right yet
Puritanism In A Permissive Age?
Quiet Riot Girl cautions against a five-digit victory salute over the outcome of the recent obscenity trial
Only the paranoid
'The problem with Facebook's privacy controls... is that they exist'.
Ignorance is no excuse
Ignoring the ignorant will only make matters worse in the technology debate
Duck Amuck
Wendy Grossman explains why she has ditched the Google search engine for 'disruptive' young upstart DuckDuckGo
Read it and weep
A lack of creases and coffee stains is NOT the problem with e-book readers. DRM is
Reversal of government fortunes
Transform government IT projects from expensive white elephants into open, collaborative innovations, but without compromising our right to privacy.
VODO Interview
VODO founder and CEO Jamie King speaks to ORGZine about the company's operations as a distributor of films under the "Freemium" model.
Shanking the Messenger
MP Heidi Alexander’s proposal to ban internet videos glorifying gang crime is a stab in the dark
Printers on fire
Wendy Grossman highlights the threat of unprotected consumer hardware to attack.
Think of the children
Wendy Grossman asks how useful filters are in preventing children from accessing x-rated sites.
Blocking Newzbin
Newzbin is making legal history in the UK. Saskia Walzel looks at the 2010 High Court decision which found Newzbin guilty of copyright infringement.
A Pledge for Digital Rights
Why and how you can tell which sites ISPs are blocking.
In the Club
Internet technology influences our lives in unexpected ways, as Wendy Grossman finds out to her surprise.
