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October 16, 2009

Cyber-liberties

Censorship UK, the saga continues

Press gag orders in the UK have a deservedly bad reputation, they are some of the worst examples of repression of freedom of speech through draconian legal measures. While one could argue that they may be justified in some cases with regards to human rights and privacy, they are currently Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 16 years ago October 17, 2009
Cybercrime

Keeping regulatory hands off the web, a report

Nowadays I am very sceptical about reading government consultation reports. After all, recent events would lead us to believe that consultation and evidence-based advice appears to be systematically ignored by decision-makers, and that the commercial interest will always prevail. So I was almost ready to ignore the report from the Read more

By Andres Guadamuz, 16 years ago October 16, 2009
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