Friday, August 02, 2002

Surveillance Rules Are Needed to Save Privacy, Senators Say. Two Democratic senators said on Thursday that federal and state governments needed to set standards for how they used new surveillance techniques. By Adam Clymer. [New York Times: National]     dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 4:37:18 PM      Hollywood Vigilantes vs. Copyright Pirates [The Shifted Librarian]      dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 4:15:07 PM          TLS cites another area.   A New Kind Of Bootleg.   Of particular interest to me is her addon A fascinating essay about the interactivity of today's culture, which is what will surround Net Gens as they grow up. They view everything around them as multimodal and interactive, especially things you and I take for granted as static and don't even notice. Everything is flexible, shift-able, mixable, and interactive to them. You can already see traces of this type of thinking, which is a very different way of looking at the world, one that will have a profound influence on our society over the next twenty years. [The Shifted Librarian]      dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 4:10:49 PM      More Like "DMCA Defenders In Untenable Position Territory".  [The Shifted Librarian]     dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 4:06:46 PM

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