Sex, censorship, and the Net
dan tynan on Dec 10 2008 | Filed under: Cringley, Infoworld, Privacy, politics
There’s a war going on between wanna-be Web cops and those who like their Net unregulated. Is Internet censorship inevitable?
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Interview With Myself: The Privacy Crisis in America
dan tynan on Oct 03 2008 | Filed under: Da Web, Microsoft, Privacy, Quizzes, Shameless self promotion, Video, yahoo
This is an interview I did with David Tortorelli, president of Book Premieres, which I did years ago and just found on the Ezinearticles Web site, for some reason. I’d hired David to promote my book, Computer Privacy Annoyances, and this appeared on the book’s Web site (now defunct). But the things I talked about [...]
A Porn Free Internet?
dan tynan on Jun 03 2008 | Filed under: Geekishness, Infoworld, Life, Privacy, Quizzes
The FCC may soon require bidders on a swath of the wireless spectrum to deliver a free, wireless version access to the Net — sans adult content.
Is a porn-free Internet possible or even desirable? Infoworld’s Robert Cringely has some thoughts on the matter here. Tell us how you feel about it by registering your [...]
Six Technologies That Will Change Your Life
dan tynan on May 13 2008 | Filed under: Future Tech, Gadgets, Lists, Web 2.0
In the next decade, we might not whiz around in jet cars or own personal robot servants, but we will whiz around in 3D virtual worlds and have access to the Internet from everywhere.
(A version of this story appeared in the March/April issue of Consumer Digest magazine, which has no real online presence – if [...]
