Monthly Archives: November 2008
Thoughts – Study reminds us why we’re always fixing our parents’ PCs
Ars Technica has a jaunty little piece that puts hard numbers to the statement, “computers are confusing when it comes time to fixing them!” Something to take away from it is that “almost half of adults said they needed someone … Continue reading
Update – Bill 85 (Photo Card Act)
It looks like Ontario has managed to do what politicians in the UK have been struggling to accomplish for years. This morning the Liberal government of Ontario passed Bill 85, the Photo Card Act, which will see updates to the … Continue reading
Study: Stolen Web Content Sees More Traffic Than The Original
The Inquisitor is reporting that a recent study from Attributor Corp., a copyright enforcement company, shows that content that is stolen makes more money than the original content itself. I don’t find this terribly surprising, but the solution (hunting down … Continue reading
Interview – Enhanced Drivers Licenses on CFUV
(Source) I’ll be on Gorilla Radio tomorrow around 5:30pm (Pacific) talking to Chris Cook about Bill 85, Photo Card Act, and the New Transparency Project. You can listen at 102FM, 104.3 cable, or online.
