Computer pioneer aids spam fight.  Some techniques designed to thwart spammers work but are causing problems for blind web users.  [BBC News|Technology] 

WaSP: Safari: Fast, Incomplete.  "We held our breath for a day as Web citizens took Apple's new Safari browser for a test drive..."  [via A Frog in the Valley] 

BBC: Illegal music sites 'here to stay'.  Illegal music download sites will never be eradicated, the president of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has admitted.  [via The CampinGuys Radio Weblog < Google Technology News] 

Jesse's Bookmarklets Page  [via gammatron (phase ii)]  ...plus links to other bookmarklet sites. 

>>  All-in-all, an interesting personal site with style that's purely original...  [Coolstop Daily Pick 1/8/03 via digitalnap] 

Boucher Introduces Fair Use Rights Bill.  First technology-related legislation calls for amending DMCA to preserve consumers' traditional rights to make copies of legally purchased copyrighted material.  [internetnews.com] 

Defending My Wall.  In a world controlled by fear and terror, unemployment and 24-hour news channels, it is not entirely unlikely that Brooklyn resident Dave Prager would be attacked by al Qaeda.  [The Morning News] 

January 2003

 


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