Yearly Archives: 2009
Update to Virgin Media and Copyright DPI
DPI is unlikely to go away; the aim now has to be to identify and proclaim ‘good’ uses of the technology and work to prevent the ‘bad’ uses from becoming prominent telecommunication practices. Continue reading
Virgin Media to Monitor Copyright Infringement
Until more data is released, privacy advocates and network neutrality advocates alike should take a step back, take a deep breath, and wait for a little more information before letting loose the dogs of wa Continue reading
Tracing the Network, Tracing the NSA
Researchers at the University of Toronto have a decent idea of what ‘carrier hotels’, or major Internet exchange/collocation points, have likely been compromised by NSA surveillance instruments. Continue reading
Privacy Norms in the Bio-Digital World
What is the penalty when public information is situated outside of its original format and mashed-up with other data sources? What happens when we correlate data to ‘map’ it? Continue reading
