Monthly Archives: September 2007

Administrative Note

Posted on September 27, 2007 by Christopher

Today’s post will be delayed until tomorrow – I’m updating Ubuntu to 7.10 beta, which will mean I’m busy testing it rather than writing on this blog. See you tomorrow!

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Who the Hell is Digital Privacy About?!?

Posted on September 25, 2007 by Christopher

This may sound absurd to some of you that either speak with me on a regular basis, or that have been reading this blog or others that I frequent on a regular basis: I sometimes struggle to offer a concise, … Continue reading →

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Global Privacy and the Particular Body Politic

Posted on September 20, 2007 by Christopher

Different countries have different privacy laws, and different attitudes towards what should be counted as private information. As Peter Fleischer rightly notes, this often means that citizens of various nation-states are often confused about their digital privacy protections – in … Continue reading →

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Doubleclick + Adblock = I’m a Moral Monster?

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Christopher

I’m back to Linux after spending time in Windows to work on my thesis (it’s in the .docx format that I railed about previously, before I knew much about the format and, because of the importance of the document, I’m … Continue reading →

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