Data that can all be obtained by subpoena without your knowledge for court cases, legal actions or sneak and peeks which are part of the USA PATRIOT Act. A hundred years ago people made their own clothes, grew their own food, and waited a month to...
Wired pointed out that despite assurances in a congressional white paper that the "proposal prohibits the government from targeting websites for censorship "based solely on activities protected by the First Amendment of the United States...
Search Records Requests under Patriot Act Ruled UnconstitutionalControversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge. From the SEW blog: Organic Search
Search Records Requests under Patriot Act Ruled UnconstitutionalControversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by a federal district court judge. Want a snapshot of the day's search marketing news?
Yesterday controversial elements of the Patriot Act were ruled unconstitutional by federal district court judge Victor Marrero. The Patriot Act, passed shortly after the Sept.attacks, broadly expanded the government's powers to conduct anti...
Indeed, one of the best points in John Battelle's book "The Search" was the section focusing on the US Patriot Act and how Google (or other search engines) might not even be able to say if it has given out information.
Patriot Act, and reasonable" people might feel that I should, once again, be watched by the Another act of terrorism on U.S.soil, followed by a stronger version of the U.S. General Robert Kennedy, is upset as well over his Wikipedia biography...
John also talks of the US Patriot Act and how it requires search engines among others to cooperate with the US government to release information -- and how Google cofounder Sergey Brin hadn't read it.
The EFF is worried that the statue has been made even weaker by the Patriot Act. However, Tien doesn't see the unique ID as a problem, nor is the EFF's write up about the Patriot Act a reference to data that's logged.
Rather than dismiss Brandt as paranoid, it's important to note he's simply reciting what the widely respected Electronic Frontier Foundation has to say in its analysis of the USA Patriot Act: However, Tien doesn't see the unique ID as a problem...
