p2pnet (Free subscription) | 06/28/2008
p2pnet special:- Running p2pnet can be very satisfying and one of the nicest emails I’ve had this year came from Susan Crawford. Wikipedia describes her as a, “prominent media internet legal scholar and professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law” and p2pnet has been fortunate enough to carry a number of her posts. She’s famous [...]
Darknet (Free subscription) | 06/22/2008
At Supernova, Nick Douglas interviews IP big thinker Susan Crawford about global threats to the Internet. She points out that Sept. 22 is the third annual One Web Day.
Listics (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
Gene and Linda Farley, Lynn Chakoian, Lessig, Dan Gillmor, Susan Crawford, Tim Wu, Tim Karr, Sascha Meinrath, John Nichols, Norm Stockwell, Eloise Rose E. Lee, and about 1500 other people whose names I don’t know yet. Technorati Tags: ncmr2008
Personal Democracy Forum (Free subscription) | 06/07/2008
... a couple of fun, Qik videos with some of the folks I bumped into at NCMR. Check out Jane Hamsher, Susan Crawford, Robert Greenwald, Deanna Zandt, Craig Newmark and Tom Steinberg.
Global Security (Free subscription) | 07/01/2008
... in the Cole attack.Under the military commissions process, a senior Defense Department official, Susan Crawford, must now decide whether to approve the charges, and whether to allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty, as they have requested.The case may be complicated by the fact that the CIA has admitted using abusive interrogation methods on al-Nashiri, including waterboarding,...
The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 06/30/2008
... drowning but which is regarded by human rights groups as torture. The charges must be upheld by Susan Crawford, the top judge for the military commissions who must also decide whether the death penalty is an appropriate sentencing option. Hartmann said the judge overseeing the trial will determine what evidence should be allowed in court, including information obtained through waterboarding....
Privacy Digest (Free subscription) | 06/23/2008
P2P traffic standards - Via Susan Crawford blog : Someone pointed me today to an IETF workshop held last week at MIT (announcement here ) about possible standard-setting activities focused on P2P issues. The workshop was prompted by the Comcast/BitTorrent experience. This is a good development, in my view. Putting aside the policy implications of the Comcast situation (and the question...
Antony Loewenstein (Free subscription) | 06/26/2008
... would allow for any government to effectively veto a string that makes it uncomfortable,” said Susan Crawford, a Yale law professor on the board. She voted in favor of the rule changes, but called for more clarity later. The role of governments in censoring the internet is a problem that’s growing by the day. Frankly, trusting any of them is probably unwise, especially the ones that...
Physorg (Free subscription) | 06/26/2008
... would allow for any government to effectively veto a string that makes it uncomfortable," said Susan Crawford, a Yale law professor on the board. She voted in favor of the rule changes, but called for more clarity later. The other proposal before ICANN would permit addresses entirely in non-English characters for the first time. Specific countries would be put on a "fast track" to...
Examiner (Free subscription) | 06/26/2008
... would allow for any government to effectively veto a string that makes it uncomfortable," said Susan Crawford, a Yale law professor on the board. She voted in favor of the rule changes, but called for more clarity later.The other proposal before ICANN would permit addresses entirely in non-English characters for the first time. Specific countries would be put on a "fast track" to...
Examiner (Free subscription) | 06/26/2008
... would allow for any government to effectively veto a string that makes it uncomfortable," said Susan Crawford, a Yale law professor on the board. She voted in favor of the rule changes, but called for more clarity later.The other proposal before ICANN would permit addresses entirely in non-English characters for the first time. Specific countries would be put on a "fast track" to...
Smartmobs (Free subscription) | 06/17/2008
Thanks to Matthew Cooperrider for the tip! There are 96 days left until OneWebDay 2008. Every day until then, ambassadors will connect with their communities about how the web influences their lives. OneWebDay is a tradition started by Susan Crawford in 2006 as a global celebration of the web, and occurs yearly on September [...]
Planet Intertwingly (Free subscription) | 06/17/2008
... Colin Maclay (Berkman Center, Harvard University) Joichi Ito (Neoteny) Lili Cheng (Microsoft) Susan Crawford (Univ. of Michigan) Wendy Seltzer (Berkman, American University, Chillingeffects.org ) Doc Searls (Linux Journal) couldn't make it. His post is here: what you frame is what you get . Colin: We are creating our future and the decisions we make will make change in the network....
The Navel of the Internet (Free subscription) | 06/20/2008
Supernova was an interesting experience. It’s not my usual crowd, more a Web 2.0/Social Networking scene than my usual sort of hardcore networking/tech policy people, but there was a fair bit of overlap. I met some people whose blog work I’ve read for years - Steve Gillmor, J. D. Lasica, Kevin Marks, Susan Crawford, and [...]
Jack and Jill Politics (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
Last Wednesday, I spoke on a panel during NYC's InternetWeek. It was put on by OneWebDay and Susan Crawford. The topic was participation and politics online. It was actually really good! I spoke about the ClintonAttacksObama wiki and the JJP community, and the audience and other speakers brought some really great thoughts and insights to the table. I shared the stage with Andrew Rasiej...
