Monthly Archives: February 2008
Who Decides ‘Analogue’ Citizenships?
Typically when asked ‘who is responsible for setting citizenship rules’ there are two general answers that fall out. On the one hand we might hear ‘the government is responsible for setting down citizenship regulations,’ and on the other we might hear … Continue reading
When Does Legal Publicity Punish Citizens?
I use Facebook. I blog. I am a registered member of various online services, as well as several offline ones. Google, Facebook, several IT forums, credit card companies, my bank, and my employer (to name a few) can develop a … Continue reading
Three-Strike Copyright
To fully function as a student in today’s Western democracies means having access access to the Internet. In some cases this means students use Content Management Systems (CMSs) such as Drupal, Blackboard, or wikis (to name a few examples) to submit homework … Continue reading
Techno-Trinkets: Firefox Bookmarks, Flash Books, and Redundent Data Storage
This is going to be the beginning of a semi-regular series where I’ll post some of the (what I find) interesting things that I’ve been playing with/working on. I expect that the its will tend to be somehow related to … Continue reading
