It is becoming increasingly possible that individuals will have their web history logged under the disguise of law enforcement purposes. A couple of weeks ago the Attorney-General Nicola Roxon announced “new plans to review national security legislation to ensure our national security capability can evolve to meet emerging threats, while also delivering the right checks […]
A couple of weeks ago a Federal Communication Commission Report was released on Google’s Street View Program. It was a fairly damning report that raised a number of questions in respect to whether Google’s snooping was a lone case or an intentional corporate strategy. For a summary of the account, have a read of this […]
There has been a lot in the news lately about the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) which is an anti piracy bill put before the USA House of Representative. The Senate equivalent is Pipa (Protect Intellectual Property Act). Read more about it in this article: Q &A: Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA). What seemed assured […]
When the Internet became publicly available and became mainstream, the key benefit was its “openness”. The “open Internet” as we know it has always been free with access for all and the ability to choose what content to view online without restrictions This promotes not only freedom of expression and communication but innovation and growth. […]
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