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An interesting online social movement aimed at getting the fantastic Lawrence Lessig (founder and former chair of the Creative Commons) to run for Congress.
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In Australia, “the Rudd Government is considering a three-strikes policy against computer users who download songs illegally.”
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“A series of arrests here for posting sexually explicit images of what appear to be some of Asia’s best-known pop stars has led to a division among Internet users over free speech, and questions of selective police enforcement of obscenity laws.”
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A Victorian man has published public apologies in two major papers after comments he made about a family through his Facebook page. … cost the man about $400 after he was threatened with suits for defamatory allegations …”
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“What started out as a cautionary tale about storing lurid digital photos of past lovers on the computer has become one of Asia’s biggest internet celebrity sex scandals and a focal point for censorship in Hong Kong.”
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Long post which looks at the King of Kong documentary and catalogues the many problems and questionable choices made in the production process.
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Great little piece summarizing the “mobisodes” (mobile phone mini episodes) that became available in the lead-up to Lost’s fourth season.
