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Censorship, Privacy, Anonymity, and Net Neutrality

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=long-live-the-web

Long Live the Web: Scientific American

Feature Articles | Technology See Inside The Web is critical not merely to the digital revolution but to our continued prosperity—and even our liberty. Like democracy itself, it needs defending Image: Illustration by John Hendrix

I did check by monitoring activity before mentioning. I did notice a big difference before and after using Flash. Have you monitored yourself? I was told Flash would slow down, I hadn't notice that but the laptop battery and increased noise, yes. by clarinette02 Dec 6

ok, gr8 good news to hear. one more request: I often get my browser - Firefox - frozen and battery usage due to Flash I have been told. Am I the only one and could anything be done to remedy? by clarinette02 Dec 6

I love pearltrees but it's only Beta mode. I am hoping not to loose all these compilations. Also, I wish there could be lexique of all links. would make it easier to find them. by clarinette02 Dec 5

Radio Berkman 165: Zittrain & Lessig TAKE ON...Net Neutrality! | Berkman Center

This week, Radio Berkman rolls out the second episode in a new, special series of conversations between Professor Lessig and Professor Zittrain . The first conversation in the series addressed technology competition , and, this week, the topic is especially thorny and contentious: network neutrality. From the MediaBerkman blog: Net Neutrality.

MediaBerkman » Blog Archive » Cameran Ashraf on #iranelection: The digital media response to the 2009 Iranian election

Cameran Ashraf presents how social and digital media play a crucial role in helping mass social movements coordinate and communicate effectively. With Iran as a case study, this presentation explores the role new communication technologies are playing in the post-election unrest, how people outside of Iran are helping through digital media, and the Iranian government’s efforts at maintaining its information border.

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/mediaberkman/2009/11/24/cameran-ashraf-on-iranelection-the-digital-media-response-to-the-2009-iranian-election/

Christopher "moot" Poole: The case for anonymity online | Video on TED.com

TED: Ideas worth spreading

Hp1950 you can and copy and paste on Google translate what ever you need translated. by clarinette02 Feb 15

As far as I remember, I've pearled the TED talk since some time. How come I see this comment treath only today? by clarinette02 Dec 29

Dear clarinette02 - wires crossed somehow - I was actually replying to skupik who lives in Canada. This week the Canadian Govt recognised indigenous rights. by pauljacobson Nov 16

Hi Paul, just checking if your comment was addressed to me personnally. Unfortunately, I have not really followed the Indigenous rights so far busy by anti counterfeiting measures/body scanners and Data protection. by clarinette02 Nov 15

Podcast Description Peek inside the Berkman Center's Audio Fishbowl: Conversations with leading cyber-scholars, entrepreneurs, activists, and policymakers as they explore the bleeding edge of the internet and technology, democracy, law, and society. (Also available as video) From the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. Want to hear more? Listen to Radio Berkman - our fully produced podcast, featuring exclusive interviews and conversations from inside the Berkman Center.

Berkman Center for Internet and Society: Audio Fishbowl - Download free podcast episodes by Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School on iTunes.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/berkman-center-for-internet/id167015468

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/series/techweekly

Audio (68min 13sec) , 20 Dec 2011: Aleks Krotoski is joined by Charles Arthur and TechCrunch Europe's editor Mike Butcher to look back at social media's influence on protest and revolution, the death of Steve Jobs, and the fortunes of Google, Apple, Microsoft, HP, RIM and Nokia

The Guardian Tech Weekly Podcast | Technology | guardian.co.uk

Radio | OUT-LAW.COM by Pinsent Masons LLP

We analyse the UK Government's assertion that market competition is enough to head off any problems caused by a lack of net neutrality laws. We analyse Twitter's decision to start protecting its trade marked terms more aggressively. We talk to Sherron Watkins, the woman credited with bringing Enron fraudsters to account, about the international reach of a new US law which guarantees payouts to whistleblowers.

The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte

Radio Berkman: Why We Search | Berkman Center

From the MediaBerkman blog: The new “Computational Knowledge Engine” called Wolfram|Alpha has gone through a full media cycle before it has even been unleashed on the world. It has been hyped as a “ Google Killer ” and denounced as snake oil , and we’re still at least a few days from release. The simple goal behind the engine is to connect searchers with precise information. Wolfram|Alpha’s search magic comes through a combination of natural language processing and a giant pool of curated data.