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silicon.com > Technology > Networks

World's "wild" web sparks fears for the future

...better legislation can be established, says an industry-renowned internet guru. David Farber, distinguished career professor of computer science and public policy, school of... Read more

Jun 23, 2005

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

'Putting a chastity belt on technology': Copyright law and technology

The relationship between the medium and the message - or content, full stop - has never been more strained. Robert Lemos, a writer for silicon.com sister site News.com in the US, reports from a conference in Berkeley, California, where it seems even the experts cannot find workable answers... Read more

Mar 3, 2003

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Palladium: A must or a menace?

And as for Jimmy Tarbuck... Read more

Nov 8, 2002

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