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- FC: "Digital divide" not even a virtual reality --oped
- FC: ACLU blasts White House report on unlawful conduct online
- FC: ACLU will defend "cphack" mirror sites in court on Monday
- FC: Alarmist London police warn banks to look out for "cyberterrorists"
- FC: American Medical Association wants masturbation GIF yanked
- FC: Anguilla and St. Martin photos now online at mccullagh.org
- FC: Australia censors its own parliament's Net-connections
- FC: Beaver College is blocked by filters, considers name change
- FC: Bill Joy suggests limits to freedom and research
- FC: Boston Globe says judge should not restrict cphack.exe program
- FC: Bush suggests dropping MS antitrust suit, wins Wash primary
- FC: California Democrats oppose bill to abolish e-commerce taxes
- FC: Canadian parliament about to vote on major privacy legislation
- FC: Census data let US imprison Japanese-Americans in 1942; privacy
- FC: Clinton frets over online privacy, marvels at screen saver
- FC: Clinton predicts "consensus" emerging on Internet taxes
- FC: Clinton tells federal agencies to protect against DoS attacks
- FC: Congressional plan would create U.S. Privacy Protection Commission
- FC: Consumer Reports wants to flush "Consumer Toilet Report" site
- FC: CyberPatrol brawl gets ugly and international, from CNN
- FC: CyberPatrol decryption utility mirrored in response to lawsuit
- FC: Cyberpatrol hearing report from Boston
- FC: CyberPatrol sues coders who revealed flaws in its software, from AP
- FC: Cyberpatrol suit takes GNU twist -- Mattel's victory not one
- FC: CyberPatrol wins restraining order against "cphack" decrypt app
- FC: Doubleclick wants to advertise with Zero Knowledge (humor)
- FC: Dr. Laura on the 1st Amendment and the Internet (she doesn't like them)
- FC: DVD Connecticut case update; open-law not a rousing success
- FC: Echelon debate heats up, writers reply to CIA chief
- FC: EFF asking for Pioneer Award nominations -- deadline is tonight
- FC: EU to impose VAT on digital goods and software, from WSJ
- FC: European parliament may begin formal inquiry on ECHELON
- FC: Ex-CIA chief on Echelon: "European technology isn't worth stealing"
- FC: Excerpts from Reno's press conf today on unlawful conduct report
- FC: FCC group to monitor Internet provider outages in "voluntary trial"
- FC: Feminist activists successfully censor "date rape" Web site
- FC: Fight the Census! Group urges boycott of Uncle Sam
- FC: French government says: Be anonymous online, go to jail
- FC: FTC wants the real identity of domain holders to be public
- FC: Game companies welcome Microsoft, worry about Sony's market power
- FC: Germany plans to introduce mandatory URL music-filtering system
- FC: Groups spar before tax commission meeting in Dallas
- FC: I-Gear blocking software blacklist cracked and available online
- FC: Internet tax commission meeting in Dallas next Monday and Tuesday
- FC: Is the "Date Rape" web site illegal?
- FC: JohnXXIV.com for sale is "more than probably" a hoax
- FC: JohnXXIV.com for sale! Usenet entrepreneur offers pope domains
- FC: Judge invites Mattel to shut down mirror sites
- FC: Justice Dept FAQ on encryption: We need access to plaintext!
- FC: Kevin Mitnick testifies before Congress
- FC: Law libraries oppose UCITA, now targeting Maryland Senate
- FC: Linux users in DC plan protest of U.S. copyright law
- FC: MarvinRunyon.com -- How canny bureaucrats grab dot com wealth
- FC: Mattel sends me a subpoena, wants politech reader list
- FC: More on Australia censors its own parliament's Net-connections
- FC: More on Dr. Laura, the 1st Amendment, and the Internet
- FC: Net-tax panel says Congress should hold hearings on privacy
- FC: Pennsylvania Gov. Ridge competes with Net startups in his own state
- FC: Politechbot.com now online with archived list messages
- FC: Privacy, DMCA, Cybetpatrol, Net-security photos now online
- FC: Reno releases unlawful conduct report; response from Armey
- FC: Reply to Mattel temporary restraining order and subpoena
- FC: Reports from Dallas meeting of Net tax advisory commission
- FC: Republican Party urges everyone to spam TV anchors
- FC: Responses to "High cost of Net privacy" oped by DoubleClick CEO
- FC: Responses to White House wanting to trace Net users
- FC: SEC is creating Net-surveillance system, and a response
- FC: Should the Valley normalize relations with DC? --Cato event
- FC: Simon Wiesenthal Center billboards target Net
- FC: Software plan is a travesty for consumers, by Dan Gillmor
- FC: Sprint PCS browsers give out phone numbers; more on AMA threat
- FC: State legislators call feds' digital sig bill an "unfunded mandate"
- FC: T.J. Rodgers interview: It's all about capitalism
- FC: Terminix abandons drive to censor criticism from web
- FC: The high cost of Net privacy, oped by DoubleClick CEO
- FC: Ticketmaster v. Tickets.com deep-linking opinion now online
- FC: Time to pull the plug on the SEC's Net-snooping --Libertarian Party
- FC: Tom Bliley retiring from Congress -- and it's about time
- FC: U-Haul and Amway also trying to censor critics' web sites
- FC: U.S. firm sells German police Net-surveillance products
- FC: U.S. privacy regulation not inevitable or a good idea --oped
- FC: UCITA law: Weird name, great idea, or the Devil itself?
- FC: UCITA plan may not be a travesty for consumers --responses
- FC: UK regulator wants to create new Web addresses; China CEO intv
- FC: UN frets about 1st Amendment, wants to ban racist US sites
- FC: USA Today on Mattel's subpoenas, by Janet Kornblum
- FC: White House report says government wants to trace Net users
- FC: Win $10,000 in PRI technology privatization contest
- FC: WIPO arbiter dubs MP3.com CEO a -- domain name squatter
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