Anti terrorism and spying on peace activists

hi, this may be of interest - its a story by alex kouttab a local commentator ... --- Australia, its anti-terrorism legislation and the isolation of the Arab and Islamic community by Alexander Kouttab "alexander kouttab" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The transformation of Australia into a 'police stat

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ccTLDs, WSIS, ITU, ICANN, ETC

the ITU's 'world summit on the information society' (WSIS) prep-process is sparking lots of activity that's both very hard to decipher and VERY important. one of the better statements i've seen is from GLOCOM's adam peake, who notes, among other things, that: For those who don't know how how

Post Tulipomania humor

Post Tulipomania humor Survivor, Silicon Valley-style By Alan Feinberg Posted on Tue, Mar. 04, 2003 story:PUB_DESC IT seems like you can't turn on the TV these days without seeing a so-called ``r

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tina asked >NATO.0+55 for OSX ... tell me what you know I don't know anything. I just listen to an oyster shell as I lean out of an amalgam of dreams intoxicating international boulevards. sliding delicately + not so delicately the depth of submarine precipices, illuminating .5 path towards the

Romania is getting global

I don't know how much attention the developments in central-southern-easter europe grab on the list in those hot pre-war times. Towards none, I should say. Which might be a pitty, because an interesting new fault line is designing in that area, between western Europe as a potential development pa

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Forward of thethe discussion about the same topic in widdershins... and as I said down there, the future may not be so dark as we fear ;-) You should never forget, that the EU is in the end a baby compared to all the other states... there are a lot of things going on incredibly fast and with ea

Feds Grab Domain Names (AP)

http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/03/05/net.forfeitures.ap/index.html Feds grab Internet domain names SAN JOSE, California (AP) --Federal agents routinely seize property allegedly used in the commission of a crime, anything from a drug dealer's car or speedboat to a hacker's computer. In a s

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After the largest anti-war march in history I guess they couldn't be expected to leave it alone. m.l. Europe Hacker Laws Could Make Protest a Crime March 5, 2003 By PAUL MELLER BRUSSELS, March 4 - The justice ministers of the European Union have agreed on laws intended to deter computer hack