The freedom of expression, being one of the firmly stated and affirmed right in the US constitution, I think the question refers to effecti...
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Maintaining Open and Transparent Government
There is great effect of privacy / individual rights on true e-Government implementations. As always, the core goals of e-Governance initia...
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Individual Rights and E-Governance Transformation
Based on my reflection on E-Governance reference materials and experience, I am concluding that e-government initiatives cannot be truly tr...
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Can E-Governance Bring True Transformation?
This is an interesting and very scholastic topic to share and discuss. The basic question being raised is – Are e-government initiatives ca...
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Time Testing Rohr’s Secular Writings About Government
If Rohr would have written his book in the present year, it would have a clear shift from the focus on defining what a perfect public admin...
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Influence of Available Technology on What Authors Write
The reading materials as listed in the Bibliography, sets the stage for deeply analyzing the origins of the most long lasting government se...
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How to Ensure That Outsourcing Does Not Adversely Affect US Jobs
Offshore outsourcing is a highly debated topic. It would be nice if we reflect on the reasons that has lead to offshore outsourcing - 1. ...
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Cyberlaw Enforcement
I appreciate the study conducted by UCSD that it provides some striking insights into operation of scam engines and their origin stations....
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Phishing
Antiphishing.org links us to various useful means to counter phishing. skimming through the website, here are two things that interested me...
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Importance of Global Cyber Crime Policies
Cyber-Crime and its big brother - "Cyber-warfare", have so conquered the ever expanding and versatile cyberspace that we need to ...
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Data Mining and USA Patriot Act
I think its the USA PATRIOT Act that gives the right to do this kind of data mining. This actually amended a handful of other Acts such as...
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Data Mining of Email Traffic Patterns
E-mail traffic is one of the main target of intelligence surveillance to detect terrorist and other malicious activities. Its rather easy a...
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Wiretapping of US Citizen Internet Usage
First of all, I don't think a search warrant is surely required in such a case as it is against Fourth Amendment. Now after 9/11, the i...
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Internet Intelligence Add-ons and Hackers
Here's a special report that analyzes how the Internet can facilitate terrorist operations - http://www.usip.org/pubs/specialreports/sr...
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Using Technology to Combat Terrorism
Here's a special report that analyzes how the Internet can facilitate terrorist operations - http://www.usip.org/pubs/specialreports/sr...
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Student's Free Speech Rights?
Children's legitimate free speech as applicable to them should not be barred in any case. I have little support for the free speech adv...
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Filtering Harmful Material in Chatrooms, Blogs and Social Networks
I don't think there is any explicit filtering technology available that can completely avoid harmful material from chartroom, social ne...
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Dealing With Legislation on Spyware
Spyware is an explicit program that is written with the intention of collecting and using personal info, illegally. Of course its one other...
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Using Spyware for Digital Rights Management
Not at all. Firstly there is no relation between the terminology (Spyware) and what the DRM is intended to do. Something which is Spyware i...
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Using Spyware To Monitor Bad Behavior
Interesting topic isn't it! Usage of Spyware by itself should be made illegal in any case, as it invades privacy. Should a software is ...
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