Michael Booth writes: The state Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether a blogger sued for defamation over her postings on an internet bulletin board can raise New Jersey’s statutory protection of news reporters’ sources and editorial processes. A trial judge and the Appellate Division have said no, finding the privilege inapplicable to online posters…
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Microsoft responds to CMU findings, revises its P3P guidance
I’ve blogged a few times this past week about a new study out of CMU CyLab about how many sites are using Compact Policies that are inaccurate and that might subvert an IE user’s cookies settings. TRUSTe responded to the study and questions I raised earlier this week. Today I received a response from…
Facebook wannabe Diaspora hit on security issues
Regular readers have probably noticed that I never joined in on the hype about Diaspora after posting a link to one news story about it a few months ago. And in light of the recent brouhaha over the media’s role in elevating Haystack to a status it certainly did not deserve in light of subsequent…
Constitution Day
It’s the 223rd anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Have you looked at it recently. Here’s a great resource for information with educational games to help teach your children about it: http://constitutioncenter.org/ncc_progs_constitution_day.aspx You can also discover your ‘inner Founding Father” by taking this quiz to see who you’re most like: http://constitutioncenter.org/FoundersQuiz/