CISPA goes to a super-quiet senate vote soon May 29, 2012 Jason ThibeaultBig Brother, cispa, computers, privacy, warrantless wiretapping4 Comments CISPA goes to a super-quiet senate vote soon
FOSS uber-guru Richard Stallman on CISPA: “nearly abolishes” 4th Amendment April 27, 2012December 10, 2015 Jason Thibeault1984, Big Brother, cispa, computers, human rights, internet spying, Richard M. Stallman4 Comments FOSS uber-guru Richard Stallman on CISPA: “nearly abolishes” 4th Amendment
Rush vote on CISPA passes. The US can now legally spy on anyone using the internet. (EDIT: okay, not the Senate.) April 26, 2012 Jason ThibeaultBarack Obama, Big Brother, cispa, computers, internet, internet spying13 Comments Rush vote on CISPA passes. The US can now legally spy on anyone using the internet. (EDIT: okay, not the Senate.)
CISPA marches onward with precious little fanfare or opposition April 23, 2012 Jason ThibeaultBig Brother, cispa, computers, cyber security, internet, internet spying, PIPA, politics, Republicans, SOPA, warrantless wiretapping5 Comments CISPA marches onward with precious little fanfare or opposition
Stop CISPA. NOW. It goes to vote MONDAY. April 20, 2012 Jason Thibeaultcispa, computers, internet, PIPA, politics, SOPA, warrantless wiretapping8 Comments Stop CISPA. NOW. It goes to vote MONDAY.
The 2012 Lousy Year In Review January 1, 2013 Jason Thibeaultblogosphere, meta, year in review5 Comments The 2012 Lousy Year In Review
Meet the new internet power grab, same as the old one. April 19, 2012 Jason Thibeaultcispa, computers, CopyFight, copyright, fascism, PIPA, power grabs, privacy, Republicans, SOPA, warrantless wiretapping12 Comments Meet the new internet power grab, same as the old one.