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Dec 15 2008

Google and Lessig Vs. The Wall Street Journal – The Network Neutrality Story

The network neutrality debate just got a little hotter recently over a story published on the Wall Street Journal.
A report from The Wall Street Journal has gotten numerous people talking recently. The article says that network neutrality is losing major supporters. One of the prominent figures that the WSJ says is losing support [...]

Apr 6 2008

Phorm Analysis by Richard Clayton Released, Trials Continue

An interesting technical analysis of the controversial Phorm technology has been released recently. It offers an informative look into the technology that is currently being rolled out for ISPs.
Imagine every bit of information you receive being analyzed before it even reached it’s intended destination. It’s a thought that helped caused an uproar in the [...]

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