New feature: fortnightly link roundup
Posted on Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 6:49 PM by Andrew Chadwick
From now on I'll be adding a fortnightly link roundup. There are many
interesting developments in the world of Internet Politics that I simply
don't have time to blog about. It's worth recording these, even if it's
only in the form of a link. My normal blog posting frequency will remain
the same at around six posts a month. These roundups are made possible
through my Del.icio.us account.
Link roundup for January 26, 2007:
Link roundup for January 26, 2007:
- U.K. police: We're overwhelmed by e-crime
- Cyber criminals move focus to web
- Privacy Board Won't Share Documents
- Widgetbox › Directory of web widgets for WordPress, TypePad, MySpace and other blogs and web pages
- Some Bling for Your Blog
- Time Inc. Cutting Almost 300 Magazine Jobs to Focus More on Web Sites
- Big Media’s Crush on Social Networking
- I.B.M. to Introduce Workers’ Networking Software
- Eugene Robinson - Throwing Their Blogs into the Ring - washingtonpost.com
- AVAAZ.org
- Pew Internet: Politics and the internet 2006 elections report
- Research on the Internet and Society: Update at William H. Dutton
- Want to tell a lie? Put it in an e-mail
- Davos Conversation
- Belgian copyright group warns Yahoo | CNET News.com
- U.S.: No Net governance changes expected | CNET News.com
- Attorney general: NSA spy program to be reformed
- Sunlight Foundation
- UK Data plan 'not like Big Brother'
- Anytown, Online
- Documents Borne by Winds of Free Speech - New York Times
- Unsigned band make chart history
- Tech Politics Podcast: Net neutrality back in new Congress | CNET News.com
- UK Government looks at data shake-up
- Study: eBay sellers gaming the reputation system?
- House Seat Hangs by a Byte
- RootsCamp - The password has been reset.
- Unsigned band set to crash charts
- Congress to Take Up Net’s Future - New York Times
- Proposal for porn domain revived
- Public can purchase $100 laptop
- UK Government to close 551 websites