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'CDA II' Passes Senate
- Two bills approved by the US Senate -- including a sequel to the Communications Decency Act -- are sending shock waves through the online civil liberties community. By Heidi Kriz. [Wired News]
'Sun Violated My Privacy'
- A consultant says Sun Microsystems redistributed his personal information -- even though he claims he explicitly told the company not to. By James Glave. [Wired News]
A Firm Grip on Digital TV
- The vice president's handpicked panel votes to regulate digital TV. Critics say Washington is living in the past. Declan McCullagh reports from Washington. [Wired News]
A Flap over Snap
- Snap Technologies, an online education company, files suit against the Web indexing service, claiming dibs on the Snap name and brand. [Wired News]
A Full-Court Press on Encryption
- At the end of a harried week for Washington's crypto community, observers say there's still hope that a crypto bill may move out of Congress before the summer break. By Ashley Craddock and Wayne Madsen. [Wired News]
A Geek for Indonesia?
- Suharto's sudden exit leaves an engineering PhD with his own Web page in charge of the country. By Pete Danko. [Wired News]
A Man, a Plan, a Challenge
- Gore's current visit to Silicon Valley highlights the network he and his advisors have built to get him from Number Two to Number One on the power totem pole. [Wired News]
A New Labor Movement
- With independent contractors and long-term temps flooding the high-tech sector, labor activists are struggling to craft information-age labor protections. By Spencer E. Ante. [Wired News]
A Whiff of CDA II
- The Commerce Committee chairman tells a black-tie crowd of First Amendment types exactly what they don't want to hear: America needs a new anti-porn Internet law. By Declan McCullagh. [Wired News]
AOL Case: Privacy Fears Remain
- The settlement of a case involving America Online, the Navy, gay rights, and a sailor's career doesn't alleviate concerns over online privacy issues. By Jennifer Sullivan. [Wired News]
AOL Expands Spam-Fighting Effort
- The online service announces three court victories against spammers and launches nine more. This time, it's going national. By Chris Oakes. [Wired News]
AOL to Canada: Hands Off the Net
- Lawyers for the online service tell the broadcast regulator there is no need to introduce regulations to preserve Canadian content in the digital age. Pierre Bourque reports from Hull, Quebec. [Wired News]
AOL, Microsoft Spar in Court
- An America Online exec testifies that the software company used underhanded tactics to lure the online service to Internet Explorer. Microsoft, not surprisingly, denies it. By Declan McCullagh. [Wired News]
Adult Sites' Tax Break Curbed
- The US Senate aims to hit adult Web site operators in the pocketbook by adding a version of CDA II to an Internet tax moratorium. By Arik Hesseldahl. [Wired News]
Alarms Ring for Online Freedom
- A pair of unrelated Senate-bound bills pose a serious threat to liberty online, charges a loose coalition of activists. By Marc Savlov. [Wired News]
All the News That's Fit to Cack
- Crackers break into The New York Times, taunting security experts and a Times reporter in the first serious breach of a major media Web site. By Arik Hesseldahl. [Wired News]
Allegiance to a More Digital Nation
- The power of online politics got another pledge today from a Minnesota politician, laying claim to another Internet first: a political-issue ad. [Wired News]
An Anne Murray Extravaganza
- The Canadian government begins public hearings into if, when, and how it will regulate the Internet. What's in it for Canada? Pierre Bourque reports from Hull, Quebec. [Wired News]
An Easy Win for Free Speech
- A judge temporarily bars the federal government from prosecuting a new anti-porn law. But the fight isn't over. Declan McCullagh reports from Philadelphia. [Wired News]
An Online Human Rights Fete
- In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the activist organization is taking the party - and the call for participation - to the Web. [Wired News]
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