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apophenia: reflections on Lori Drew, bullying, and solutions to helping kids
Let's be clear. Megan Meier's suicide is a tragedy. The fact that it was precipitated by bullying is horrific. And the fact that an adult was involved is downright heinous. But by centering the conversation around MySpace, people lose track of the core pr
'MySpace Suicide' Case Expands Web Law - Washington Post
The impact of the case in a Los Angeles federal court is significant, experts say, in that it expands the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which was passed in 1986 as a tool against hackers, to include social networking Web sites. The case has drawn
Live Piracy Google Map by ICC
ICC Commercial Crime Services (CCS) is the anti-crime arm of the International Chamber of Commerce. The map is littered with clickable pointers that provide continual updates on recent high-seas hijackings. The targets range from yachts to VLCCs (very lar
Pirates take 'super tanker' towards Somalia - CNN.com
Same gang of Somali pirates who captured that Ukrainian ship with 33 tanks and military weapons. Interestingly, reports have shown that pirate "mother ships" travel far out to sea and launch smaller boats to attack passing vessels, sometimes using rocket-
Suicide Spurs Web Regulation in South Korea | Newsweek International | Newsweek.com
Internet freedom combined with a staunch cultural emphasis on "saving face" has proven a dangerous mix. Nearly 200,000 cyberviolence cases were reported last year, up almost 50 percent from a year earlier. Choi's death, in addition to several other high-p
In Defense of Piracy by Lawrence Lessig
A taste of Lessig's upcoming book entitled "Remix". Digital technology has made it easy to create new works from existing art, but copyright law has yet to catch up.
Unleashed, Palin Makes a Pit Bull Look Tame
McCain and Palin are riding up a hate storm that is going beyond their control, and might soon consume them.
Son of Tenn. Democrat indicted in Palin hacking - Yahoo! News
Kernell, an economics student at the University of Tennessee, was brought into court wearing handcuffs and shackles on his ankles. He was released without posting bond, but the court forbade him from owning a computer and limited his Internet use to check
Singapore tycoon jailed 2 hours for organ trading-paper
SINGAPORE, Sept 4 - Singapore retail tycoon Tang Wee Sung was on Wednesday jailed for two hours and fined S$17,000 for lying to get approval for a kidney transplant and for organ trading, the Straits Times newspaper said.
Amy Goodman and Two Democracy Now! Producers Unlawfully Arrested At the RNC
Every country has their way of dealing with public unrest. Singapore and the U.S. are no different. Goodman was arrested while attempting to free two Democracy Now! producers who were being unlawfuly detained. They are Sharif Abdel Kouddous and Nicole Sal
Blogger Michelle Malkin Attacked in Denver near DNC08
Watch how everyone points their cameras in this one... it's a situation no different from a staring contest.
Adeona: Open-source approach to tracking stolen laptops
Adeona, the name for the Roman goddess of safe returns, is an open-source software which lets you track your lost laptop (iPhone coming soon) without the reliance or cost of third-party anti-theft company (i.e. loss of privacy).
Jeremy Toeman » Lifecasting may well lead us to Crime 2.0
Observe: Note to self - I parked my car at F23 in SFO airport.
Problems with the Panopticon: UK CCTVs don't cut crime rates
Only three percent of crimes have been solved using CCTV footage, and offenders aren't afraid of being caught on video. Det. Chief Inspector Neville, speaking to The Guardian, described the system as an "utter fiasco,"
Student 'Twitters' his way out of Egyptian jail - CNN.com
James Karl Buck helped free himself from an Egyptian jail with a one-word blog post from his cell phone, using Twitter.
ABC News: Teen admits guilt in Cyberhoax
19 year old admits to posing as Josh Evans on MySpace, bullying a girl into suicide online.
Can Your Tweets Be Used as Evidence?
New York City Law Department has subpoenaed Tad Hirsch, the creator of TXTMob, which protest organizers were using in 2004. The subpoena demands the content of protest messages and the identities of users who sent and received messages.
A Victim Treats His Mugger Right : NPR
Diaz replied: "If you're willing to risk your freedom for a few dollars, then I guess you must really need the money. I mean, all I wanted to do was get dinner and if you really want to join me ... hey, you're more than welcome.
How Jesse McPherson got back his stolen Xbox 360
It wasn't the police, but the Internet community that helped him recover his stolen gadgets.
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