Month: June 2007

Here’s what I’ve tagged on del.icio.us on June 4th:

• Chad … I Am Your Father … | D5 | AllThingsD – George Lucas criticises YouTube for spreading bad movies. This from the man who scripted and made Episode I…
• how stable is the network? – From opendemocracy, an interesting aside on the net.
• Lessig responds to Register hatchet job – I know and like Larry Lessig. I know and like Andrew Orlowski. But Andrew’s piece seems to cross the line from critical journalism to bad and unethical misrepresentation, and I’m saddened to see it in The Register.
• Slashdot | Guitartabs.com Suspends Under Legal Pressure – The extension of copyright and ideas of intellectual ‘property’ to by-ear transcriptions of songs is completely unreasonable, but small organisations can’t afford to fight for their rights.

Here’s what I tagged on del.icio.us between June 2nd and June 3rd:

• apophenia: list of non-english social network sites – As the network’s reach broadens beyond the english-speaking old industrial nations this sort of awareness will be increasingly important.
• The future of publishing – perhaps –
• Slashdot | Photo Tagging as a Privacy Problem? – Interesting take on the issues that life lived online poses, especially when it comes to being in other people’s photos

Here’s what I tagged on del.icio.us between May 30th and May 31st:

• “Film and the Audience of Tomorrow” – Danah is always worth listening to, and since I’m involved with the Cambridge Film Festival this is very relevant
• Slashdot | Hijacking Firefox Via Insecure Add-Ons – We learn, and then we forget. In this case foolishness and laziness create a new attack vector for Firefox users – a vector that even IE would be ashamed to admit to.
• Manitoba chiefs want cellphone revenue – Hard to beliieve that this is serious and not a troll.
• p2pnet.net – on legal action by Wayne Crookes – Jon Newton is one of the good guys, running p2pnet and publishing a lot of great stuff. It’s appalling that he is being harassed, and he deserves our support