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CFP 2009 Online and in the news

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• China’s “Green Dam Youth Escort” software, Rebecca MacKinnon, RConversation, 6-8-09 [1]
• Computers Freedom and Privacy, Mike Banks Valentine, Larry English , 6-8-09 [2]
• The role of design in protecting cyberspace: thoughts from CFP 2009, Ian Glazer, tuesdaynight, 6-8-09 [3]
• Signs of the Times News fit, Keine Kommentare, privacy laws, 6-7-09 [4]
• House Curbs “Virtual Strip Searches” At Airports, Declan McCullagh, CBS News Political Hotsheet, 6-5-09 [5]
• CFP Panel on Voting and the Internet, Association for Computing Machinery Weblog, 6-5-09 [6]
• Internet Voting: How Far Can We Go Safely?, Ed Felton, Freedom to Tinker, 6-5-09 [7]
• Bush FBI sent 18 armored agents to search my house, wiretap whistleblower says, John Byrne, The Raw Story, 6-5-09 [8]
• Global Digital Activism Case Study: Germany’s Freedom Not Fear, Nancy Scola, Personal Democracy Forum, 6-5-09 [9]
• NSA Whistleblower Meets Anthrax ‘Person of Interest’, Kevin Poulsen, Wired.com’s Threat Level, 6-4-09 [10]
• Deep Packet Inspection Here to Stay, Say Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference Experts, Douglas Streeks, BroadbandCensus.com, 6-4-09 [11]
• Are We Really Inching Toward Cybarmageddon?, Matthew Harwood, Security Management, 6-4-09 [12]
• Is Internet Voting Safe? Vote Here, Kevin Poulsen, Wired.com’s Threat Level, 6-4-09 [13]
• Business and the Internet on Tiananmen’s 20th Anniversary, Chip Pitts, CRS Law, 6-4-09 [14]
• net.wars: Computers, Freedom, and Privacy 2009 – Day Two, Wendy Grossman, newswireless.net [15]
• Online Behavioral Targeting Targeted by Feds, Critics, Ryan Singel, Wired.com’s Episcenter [16]
• Obama’s Cybersecurity Plan: Bring in the Contractors!, Tom Burghardt, Pacific Free Press [17]
• Google and Microsoft Defend Practices at Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference, Ryan Womack, BroadbandCensus.com [18]
• Privacy conference panel: Consumers give up privacy too easily, Donna Tapellini, ConsumerReports.org [19]
• Privacy a Stumbling Block in Healthcare IT, Kenneth Corbin, internetnews.com [20]
• CFP 2009 Part 1: Threats to Privacy, Jeff Porten, TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us [21]
• Behavioral Targeting To Rescue Newspapers?, Wendy Davis, The Daily Online Examiner [22]
• Tracking and collecting online data, p2pnet news [23]
• Pot shots at the Google Book Search deal, Kenneth Corbin, internetnews.com [24]
• Conference notes - CFP 2009, Collin McKay, Office of the Privacy Comissioner of Canada Blog [25]
• The tug-of-war between security and privacy, Max Cacas, Federal News Radio [26]
• Tech Policy, Broadband Still at Top of Obama’s List, Says Crawford, Andrew Feinberg, Broadbandcensus.com [27]
• Obama Team Stumps for Tech Policy, Kenneth Corbin, Internetnews.com [28]
• Is There Life After Craigslist for Craig? Maybe, Kenneth Corbin, internetnews.com [29]
• Securing New Infrastructure Will Require Watchful Eye, Experts Say,Douglas Streeks [30]
• Critics: Google Book Deal a Monopoly, Privacy Debacle, The Future of Less [31]
• Ex-Fed: Privacy Advocates Should Go After China, Lay Off NSA, As in the Days of Noah [32]
• Reminder from China about the importance of Section 230 immunity, Paul Levy [33]
• Filtering v3.0, Derek Bambauer, INFO/LAW [34]
• Securing New Infrastructure Will Require Watchful Eye, Experts Say, Douglas Streeks, Benton Foundation, [35]
• Craigslist Founder Seeks Larger DC Role, National Journal [36]
• Crawford: Tech Agenda Just Beginning, National Journal[37]
• Justice IG To Release Exigent Letter Report, National Journal [38]
• Computers, Freedom, and Privacy 2009 - Day One, net.wars, Wendy Grossman [39]
• Conference at the Crossroads of Tech Freedom and Privacy, Federal News Radio [40]
• White House Aide Warns Online Advertisers To Be Monitored, Wall Street Journal (clip only, subscription required)[41]
• Critics: Google Book Deal a Monopoly, Privacy Debacle, Ryan Singel, Wired.com’s Epicenter blog, [42]
• The Obama Administration’s Silence on Privacy, Saul Hansel, New York Times Bits blog, [43]
• Computers, Freedom & Privacy: Day 1, Mark Belinsky, 6 to cut, 4 to sharpen [44]
• Ex-Fed: Privacy Advocates Should Go After China, Lay Off NSA, Kevin Poulsen, [45]
• TMCnet[46]
• Businessweek.com [47]
• TibBITS.com [48]
• CommonDreams.org [49]
• CSPAN [50]