Category Archives: Social and Political Philosophy

This identifies posts that cross a spectrum of lines in social and political philosophy.

One Laptop Per Child and Long-term Possibilities for Education

Posted on August 15, 2007 by Christopher

Some time ago a friend and I got talking about the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) program, and I haven’t gotten it off my mind since. The OLPC program aims to deliver sturdy, low-power, low-cost laptops to children under the … Continue reading →

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Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt and Google Corporation

Posted on August 3, 2007 by Christopher

In recent months more and more attention has been directed towards Google’s data retention policies. In May of 2007 Peter Fleishcher of Google’s global privacy counsel established three key reasons for why his company had to maintain search records: To … Continue reading →

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