- Mon May 10 2004 Bad laws, bad code, bad behavior
CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains why laws regulating technology often invoke an even more powerful rule: the law of uninintended consequences.
- Tue Nov 18 1997 Push panelists want privacy
A panel of software developers and analysts at Comdex focus on the importance of privacy and security during their debate on the current abilities and limitations of "push."
- Tue Nov 18 1997 Push panelists want privacy
A panel of software developers and analysts focus on the importance of privacy and security during their debate on the current abilities and limitations of "push."
- Thu Aug 1 2002 HP backs down on copyright warning
Public outcry among programmers, researchers and technologists prompts Hewlett-Packard to back down from its stark warning earlier in the week.
- Tue Dec 18 2001 Cyberlaw 2002: No clearer than 2001
With the state of Internet law remaining in flux in the last year, legal analyst Doug Isenberg predicts that the same condition will probably define a good part of next year as well.
- Mon Oct 13 1997 The man who made PCs useful
Dan Bricklin isn't rich. He isn't particularly famous, either. Even in Silicon Valley, he's not in much danger of being recognized. Yet he's the man who almost single-handedly convinced companies that personal computers were more than toys.
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