Negative Aspects of the Internet
Editor’s note: As someone who’s been a repeated target of harassment, defamation and cyberstalking, I would like
Anglican Priests Set to Defy Same-Sex Blessing Ban
Two weeks after the Anglican Church of Canada voted to maintain its ban on same-sex
Digg, Facebook Hit Magical Mark
Both Digg and Facebook passed the 20 million visitor mark, which measurement firm Compete considers
Banner Ads Spur Positive Responses, Study Finds
Many consumers may be oblivious to banner ads as they scroll and click their way
Posting While at RoCoCo Camp
So I’m at RoCoCoCamp Montreal. I was there with Mark (one of the AboutUs staff) to help set up this
Astroglide Data Breach Exposes Customer Information
Special to Homeland StupidityBy Michael Hampton If you’ve ever tried Astroglide, you know it’s some of
New Zealand: Email – An Increasing Risk Of Defamation?
Article by Richard Johnstone Defamation protects a person’s reputation against unjustifiable attack. Defamation generally involves
Cyber Bullying Threat to Teachers
By Sean CoughlanBBC News, ATL conference, Bournemouth Teachers are calling for much tougher restrictions to
Microsoft to Support OpenID
WIRED Blogs: 27B Stroke 6: In a keynote speech at the RSA security conference earlier
Skype Founders Move Into Net TV
By Rory Cellan-JonesTechnology Correspondent, BBC News The founders of the Skype internet telephony service are