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Friday Roundup—April 4, 2008
Friday! Let’s see what we’ve got…
- RI v. TP: Ray Beckerman at Fordham IP Conference.
- Ars Technica: Blog commentary is no substitute for academic peer review. Surprise!
- Techcrunch: Craigslist - now with blog. As if the “Missed Connections” and “Casual Encounters” didn’t keep you busy enough… [via]
- Slashdot: Net neutrality and Canada, eh.
- Crooks and Liars: “Abortion” banned from world’s largest database on reproductive health?
- WP: Verizon chief says, “Net neutrality is bad, but cell phone watches are obviously going to be awesome.” This post will self-destruct in 5…4…
- WVWV: Who’s your favorite female blogger? [via] Give ‘em props, because The Daily Show sure isn’t.
- School Library Journal: ALA speaks out against NSLs.
And, since we’ve been a little obsessed with music this week (go see Shine a Light!), here is my Muxtape. Go forth, listen, be merry…and Muxtape. Leave us your mixes in the comments!
Happy weekending!
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PC World: Google board opposes Net censorship ban, human rights review.
From the article:
At its annual meeting May 8, the board will recommend that shareholders vote against a proposal that would require the company to take steps to ensure freedom of access to the Internet. It also will advise a vote against a proposal calling for the company to form a committee to review its policies on human rights. The board, in the statement, did not give reasons for its positions.
And there you have it.
