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Senator Lieberman and Colleagues Introduce Another Cybersecurity Bill
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Senator Lieberman and Colleagues Introduce Another Cybersecurity Bill

Cybersecurity legislation is sort of popular in this Congress. Several bills have been introduced, but there are enough cybersecurity bills working through the...

Security Cartoon
From Schneier on Security

Security Cartoon

Hi and Lois, no less.

STOC/FOCS Opinion : Guest Post by Boaz Barak
From My Biased Coin

STOC/FOCS Opinion : Guest Post by Boaz Barak

Boaz Barak asked to give a guest post on the recent STOC/FOCS issue and the question of accepting more papers. So I hand the floor over to Boaz:Do we really need...

Augmented Reality on Bloomberg Innovators, and Current Gaps
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Augmented Reality on Bloomberg Innovators, and Current Gaps

The weekly links post over at Games Alfresco - a blog about the latest and greatest industry and research advances in augmented reality - had a link to a documentary...

Mainstream Cost-Benefit Security Analysis
From Schneier on Security

Mainstream Cost-Benefit Security Analysis

This essay in The New York Times is refreshingly cogent: You've seen it over and over. At a certain intersection in a certain town, there'll be an unfortunate...

Botox as a Terrorist Threat
From Schneier on Security

Botox as a Terrorist Threat

From Scientific American, no less.

Poor user experience with smart meters a risk for energy suppliers
From Putting People First

Poor user experience with smart meters a risk for energy suppliers


Clay Shirky
From Putting People First

Clay Shirky


Recognising the nuances of privacy
From Putting People First

Recognising the nuances of privacy


The anti-web movement is gathering pace
From Putting People First

The anti-web movement is gathering pace


Whats Next for Publishing? Conference Report
From The Eponymous Pickle

Whats Next for Publishing? Conference Report

Special report from Knowledge@Wharton: Turn the Page: What's Next for Publishing?. Excellent."Emerging technologies and strategies to reach new audiences are changing...

Choice: Semantic Structure or Systemic Crises
From The Eponymous Pickle

Choice: Semantic Structure or Systemic Crises

Mark Montgomery of Kyields's blog post on the Gulf spill and the need for polymath perspective/philosophy for overcoming challenges.

Laptops of the Future
From The Eponymous Pickle

Laptops of the Future

Computerworld looks at some of the early prototypes of laptops from a number of vendors. Most of what we see are multiple screens that can be used independently...

How COPPA Fails Parents, Educators, Youth
From Apophenia

How COPPA Fails Parents, Educators, Youth

Ever wonder why youth have to be over 13 to create an account on Facebook or Gmail or Skype? It has nothing to do with safety. In 1998, the U.S. Congress enacted...

USACM Comments on Internet Privacy Bill Discussion Draft
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

USACM Comments on Internet Privacy Bill Discussion Draft

Representatives Rick Boucher (D-Virginia) and Cliff Stearns (R-Florida), who are the chair and ranking member of the House Subcommittee on Communications, Technology...

Voice Driven Web
From The Eponymous Pickle

Voice Driven Web

From the CACM:" ... IBM Exploring voice-driven methods for the third-world webIBM Research India has launched the Spoken Web, a network designed to use phones,...

Ninth Workshop on Economics and Information Security
From Schneier on Security

Ninth Workshop on Economics and Information Security

Earlier this week, the Ninth Workshop on Economics and Information Security (WEIS 2010) was held at Harvard. As always, it was a great workshop with some veryliveblogged...

AI and Stock Picking
From The Eponymous Pickle

AI and Stock Picking

In Technology Review: Text analytics method that picks stocks better than the pros. Which pro? Any pros? I have seen such methodologies of various stripes. My questions...

From Computational Complexity

Sims Complexity

I called home last night and my daughter Molly had an exciting story to tell. She was at her friend Danielle's house (the same Molly and Danielle from the video...

Academic publishing is archaic
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Academic publishing is archaic

Technological progress tends to increase the available information. Thus, our capacity to manage this information becomes overloaded (hence the term information...
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