Report: India may demand access to Skype and Google encrypted data
http://bit.ly/dfpxKG (AP / Metronews)
As I mentioned yesterday, attempts to demand monitoring access to
Google data (for example) will be an entirely different kind of
situation than when dealing with RIM.
--Lauren--
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Tea Party groups come out against Net Neutrality
http://bit.ly/chIqDI (Huffington)
Generally speaking, whenever the Tea Party (which surveys suggest is
mostly -- not entirely -- composed of extreme right-wing GOP voters
using a different label) comes out against something, you can bet the
Battle over Australian Broadband
http://bit.ly/daW95k (Slashdot)
--Lauren--
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You pay your service provider a fixed charge, and it mostly keeps no eye on
who you connect to, or who connects to you. In a non-neutral world, the ISP
could block your access to a popular website until you paid an extra fee
(like extra satellite or cable channels)
That is clearly a clueless and
WashPost: FCC and the bandwidth wars
http://bit.ly/9rSjel (Washington Post)
--Lauren--
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Can you trust SSL/TLS certificate authorities?
http://bit.ly/aJHUIk (New York Times)
--Lauren--
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Peter Nowak has interviewed Rick Whitt and Vint Cerf on the
Google/Verizon deal. The audio is here:
http://www.cbc.ca/video/news/audioplayer.html?clipid=1565890135
Parsing of the interview is done for this story:
MagicJack set to invade smartphones
http://bit.ly/biJ5Ld (AP / Businessweek)
--Lauren--
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Wired: Surrender Monkey or Not, Google Remains Last, Best Hope for Net
Openness
http://bit.ly/9UqoS7 (Wired)
--Lauren--
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Visual Matrix: How Fanboys see Operating Systems
http://bit.ly/bdN9lj (Google Buzz)
--Lauren--
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