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62. Fall 2002 Newsletter kid attends loses its funding without a proper public debate. vice president and newsdirector for WLBTtv in Jackson and could drive up costs to local courts. http://www.mcfoi.org/fall2002.htm

FOI Spotlight Fall 2002 Vol. 3 No. 4 IN THIS ISSUE Court Rulings Uphold Open Government Principle State Appeals Ruling Rejecting Disclosure of Campaign Spending In Judicial Races Message From the President Televised Coverage of Trial Courts Debated ... FOI ROUNDUP Court Rulings Uphold Open Government Principle by Jeanni Atkins "Democracies die behind closed doors. A government operating in the shadow of secrecy stands in complete opposition to the society envisioned by the framers of our Constitution. . .The First Amendment, through a free press, protects the people's right to know that their government acts fairly, lawfully and accurately in deportation proceedings. When government begins closing doors, it selectively controls information rightfully belonging to the people. Selective information is misinformation" 6th Circuit Court of Appeals (Cincinnati, 2002) With this resounding rebuke of the Bush Administration's secret deportations of Arab and Muslim men, the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a U.S. District Court ruling that blanket closure of all immigration hearings violates the constitution. The Cincinnati ruling related to the case of Rabin Haddad, the Lebanese co-founder of an Islamic charity jailed since December. "A true democracy is one that operates on faith-faith that government officials are forthcoming and honest, and faith that informed citizens will arrive at logical conclusions," said Judge Damon Keith, author of the 6th Circuit opinion. "This is a vital reciprocity that Americans should not discard in these troubling times."

63. BRAZZIL - News From Brazil - Brazil's Corrupt And Violent Police - Cover May 199 display of violence was presented on tv, revealed that the military justice systeminstead of the civil courts. intends to open a national debate about police http://www.brazzil.com/cvrmay97.htm

—My prick, man. My prick, you shithead. —Shut up you asshole. —No. —No, doctor! —Afterwards you are gonna stay naked there. —Aren't you afraid of the police? The police are serious stuff. Don't try to be a smart-ass, you clown. —Ouch, ouch —What did I tell you? —(Crying). Ouch, ouch, don't hit me, doctor. Ouch, doctor, ouch. No, doctor, ouch, ouch. Transcript of the dialogue between the Diadema, São Paulo, police and the occupants of a vehicle they stopped, as shown in a secretly taped video. The policemen respectfully called "doctor" by the victim of abuse are almost illiterate. LAWLESS ARM OF THE LAW A secretly filmed videotape showing torture and death by police hands is provoking a loud national search of conscience in Brazil. Once again, violence has drawn the world's attention to the country. Police massacres of street children, landless peasants, and prisoners have stirred some passion before. But for many Brazilians, those victims were all outlaws and the prevailing feeling has been that "criminals should die," despite the fact that the country does not have capital punishment. The novelty in the latest scene of police barbarism is not only that people could see the violence with their own eyes but also the awareness now that "police are coming to take us honest citizens." Elma Lia Nascimento How could this happen? To his employers in several part-time jobs where he worked to supplement his income, he was a model of respect and self-denial. The owner of a butcher shop where Gambra worked as a security guard praised the fact that he would always insist on paying for every piece of meat he took home from the place.

64. Calls To Violence of Privacy Could Be Perfectly Legal. ABC tv had a who then will be tried for Treasonby Citizens' courts. ; disobedience, it is not a political debate, it is http://my.execpc.com/~awallace/force.htm

Calls to Violence If this is your first visit to this site . . . This is a prochoice website. I wish to show you a side of the abortion rights struggle that some people may not understand. Though many years have passed since the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v. Wade , there are still a number of people who remain strongly opposed to abortion. They have a right to express themselves that doesn't bother me. But a small and very active core of the leaders of the antiabortion movement believe that they must end abortion by any means necessary, including bombs, guns, knives, arson and kidnapping. I have links to these peoples' websites so that you can see how they make their case in favor of antiabortion violence. You will also see on my pages links to racists and to people who are anti-gay. Those links are here to show you how these people are tied to the antiabortion movement. As well you'll find on my pages links to people and groups who are progressive and prochoice. Mostly I agree with them, but with all websites, when you enter their pages, you have left mine for the moment, and you are their guest. If you'd like to read a more detailed statement and the answers to some Frequently Asked Questions, click

65. Slashdot | Tivo/ReplayTV Are To TV What Napster Is To Music? but that debate is not this debate. In Canada, for example, the courts have decidedthat it's okay to redistribute broadcast tv as long as the commercials http://slashdot.org/articles/00/08/12/1453234.shtml

OSDN Devchannel Newsletters Shop Slashdot All OSDN Sites freshmeat DevChannel Linux.com NewsForge OSDN.com Slashcode SourceForge.net X faq code awards ... hof Sections apache Apr 2 (1 recent) apple Apr 2 (7 recent) askslashdot Apr 4 (5 recent) books Apr 3 (2 recent) bsd Apr 3 (1 recent) developers Apr 3 (6 recent) features Mar 26 games Mar 27 interviews Mar 31 radio Jun 29 science Apr 3 (9 recent) yro Apr 3 (10 recent) Tivo/ReplayTV Are To TV What Napster Is To Music? Posted by CmdrTaco on Saturday August 12, @11:53AM from the kinda-sorta-maybe dept. ContinuousPark writes: "We've talked about hacking the Tivo and, more recently, about ReplayTV boxes being controlled over the Web. Now, the New York Times is taking it a bit further. The interesting point is that while everyone is raving about the new gadgets or complaining about how useless these devices are, the reality is that they are eventually going to disturb the TV industry just as Napster is doing with the music industry. It's just that ReplayTV and Tivo have been very discreet about this, even playing along with the networks. But it will happen and it's going to be a major disruption. I can't wait. Read why Tivo changed the way I handle TV, but its relatively steep price prevents it from becoming as common as Napster, which is, well, free. Both will alter their industries (and then the industries will converge, but that's another story ;)

66. Chairman Kennard's 9/11/98 Remarks Before The American Women In Radio And Televi stations has increased, decisions by the courts and consolidation media groups, northe top 25 tv groups. in a constructive way, and you can frame the debate. http://www.fcc.gov/Speeches/Kennard/spwek826.html

Text Version WordPerfect Version REMARKS BY WILLIAM E. KENNARD CHAIRMAN FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION TO AMERICAN WOMEN IN RADIO AND TELEVISION WASHINGTON, DC SEPTEMBER 11, 1998 (As Prepared for Delivery) Thank you Sandra for that kind introduction. Every time a man in a position of responsibility has the opportunity to speak to a group of women, he trots out a list of women in his life. There are first, the women who have influenced his life his mother and third grade teacher; second, the women who make a difference in his life today his wife, his daughters; and third, the women he works with or has appointed to important jobs. This is an organization of prominent women in communications. So far be it from me to take the podium today without acknowledging at least this third group of women in my life. You know many of them. So I am proud to acknowledge today the women who have top leadership roles at the Federal Communications Commission. In addition to the impressive work done by my colleagues on the FCC, Commissioners Susan Ness and Gloria Tristani, who you all know, I am proud that during my tenure as Chairman, I have appointed Bureau Chiefs Deborah Lathen, Regina Keeney and Kathy Brown; and the chiefs of our public affairs and legislative offices, Liz Rose and Sheryl Wilkerson.

67. Arizona Daily Wildcat - Issue Of The Week: Child Abuse Caught On Tape - Wednesda child, a felony that could put the mother behind bars for There’s not really anissue to debate there — it States, so we’ll just trust the courts and the http://wildcat.arizona.edu/papers/96/22/03_3.html

UA News Sports Football Opinions ... Classifieds THE WILDCAT Write a letter to the Editor Contact the Daily Wildcat staff ... Send feedback to the web designers UA STUDENT MEDIA Arizona Student Media info UATV - student TV KAMP - student radio Daily Wildcat ... staff alumni Issue of the Week: Child abuse caught on tape Illustration by Cody Angell Arizona Daily Wildcat Wednesday September 25, 2002 Last Thursday, Madelyne Gorman Toogood was caught on tape in the worst way. Toogood, 25, was seen beating her 4-year-old daughter, Martha, by a video surveillance camera in a northern Indiana department store parking lot. Following the incident, Toogood turned herself in to police and was promptly charged with battery to a child, a felony that could put the mother behind bars for up to three years. Toogood, also a mother of two boys, pleaded not guilty, claiming the taped incident was isolated. “Martha didn’t deserve what she got. I just lost my temper,” she said. If convicted, should Toogood receive a lighter sentence if this is found to be her first incident of abuse? And does this strengthen the argument for more cameras — and less privacy — in public areas? Leave it to the law and turn off your television Caitlin Hall What should happen to the woman allegedly caught beating her daughter on tape? Exactly the same thing that happens to everyone else accused of committing a crime: She should be tried and, if convicted, punished according to the law. There’s not really an issue to debate there — it’s a simple matter of legality.

68. Astraea Watchbird: Watching TV Portrayals Of Multiplicity Astraea Watchbird Watching tv Portrayals of Multiplicity. See also The Two courts' Multiplicity in the Media something to be discussed during a moral debate. http://www.astraeasweb.net/plural/review.html

Astraea Watchbird: Watching TV Portrayals of Multiplicity Brought to you by: See also: The Two Courts' "Multiplicity in the Media" review pages! Write to the following, requesting that they do a segment on multiplicity as a functional lifestyle. Frontline Public Broadcasting System 1790 Broadway New York, NY 10019-1412 National Public Radio News 2025 "M" St. NW Washington, DC 20036 The Larry King Show 111 Massachussetts NW 3rd Fl. Washington, DC 20031 Touched by an Angel Episode: "Occupant" The writers of this immensely popular show used a Halloween theme to inform us that what we think of as "multiple personalities" is actually demonic possession. We want reviews from anyone who saw the episode. You can use our mail form to submit your work. You can be anonymous. Session 9 December 22, 2002 Review by PhoenixMedian Reverse Integration October 3, 2002 Review by Renegade of Kokuei Collective The Anne Heche Interview September 5, 2001 Review by Chiu Merophei of Astraea Sprite: Between Two Worlds July 23, 2001 Review by Janice of the House of Ghosts Babylon 5 , 3rd or 4th Season Review by Cutter of the Mo'Abla'Haret Multiplicity in Anime, July 5, 2000

69. The Shifted Librarian: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 courts right now are laying the groundwork — principles that A debate on the Rulesof Digital Recording. details of how to protect digital tv broadcasts from http://www.theshiftedlibrarian.com/2002/04/16.html

The Shifted Librarian Shifting libraries at the speed of byte! My name is Jenny, and I'll be your information maven today. Updated: 10/9/2002; 7:22:28 AM Home What Is a Shifted Librarian? A Shifted Reading List Radio 101 Docs Virtual Jenny: Email Me AIM Me Current Home Project: Homer Library Work: SLS SLS Calendar (Oracle) Projects: VIC Find-It! Illinois My Past Life: Jenny's Cybrary, including the Librarians' Site du Jour (the original library blog!) Other Shifted Librarians: Bloug Ex Libris Handheld Librarian It's All About Books ... Wireless Librarian Blogiography: 802.11b News BoingBoing BurningBird Camworld ... An Honor Roll of Shifted Libraries Unabridged: Abridged: All Any Boolean Spreading the meme: Why You Should Fall to Your Knees and Worship a Librarian Tuesday, April 16, 2002 Dave notes new blogs by traditional columnists Louise Kehoe Financial Times ) and Peter Lewis Fortune ). It's nice to see them taking advantage of the format (even if they don't seem to be taking advantage of the software), but they're still missing what is - to me - one of the most important features, namely news aggregation. I know I go on and on about this, but what would be truly innovative here would be to add an RSS feed so that I can subscribe to their daily posts. That's how to hook me as a new reader since I read their publications (print and online) on an irregular basis at best.

70. Ravensgarage.com - Fanfics - "BG Cross Part 5" beyond acquittal, no matter who defended them in the courts. The sound of a tv newsreporter speaking frantically The exchanges were brief and without debate. http://www.ravensgarage.com/fics/bgcross/parts/bgcrs5.htm

By Andy Skuse ~ drraven@ravensgarage.com A Bubblegum Crisis Fanfiction (C) 1995-2000 Chapter 5. A Distant Whisper Sylia Stingray stood quietly in front of the huge window that overlooked MegaTokyo's downtown core from her apartment. Hundreds of headlights moved haltingly through the main streets as the night took hold of the city. Serpentine files of pedestrians wound their way along the jammed sidewalks to their destinations amid the bright flicker of neon light and constant traffic noise. A media barge moved slowly through the skyscraper canyons just overhead, spewing its never-ending loop of announcements and news clips. Bright spears of white light emanating from the barge's belly scanned the streets and buildings below in a sweeping, circular pattern. No sudden, abrupt changes. No strange, violent occurrences. Just life as usual. Smooth and uninterrupted. She continued to watch the relatively calm scene as a vague feeling suddenly swept over her. Like someone whispering her name in the distance. While Priss'instinct had unveiled immediate dangers that usually manifested themselves in the form of Boomers, Sylia's inner vision was focused on the arrival of impending danger. Nene jokingly called it her 'women's intuition' but it was more than that. A nagging feeling that something was interfering with the normal flow of things. That feeling had saved the Knight Sabers more than once and now that feeling was resurfacing, almost unrecognizable in the wake of years of inactivity.

71. GKT Gazette - Aug/Sept 2001 Principal of the St Paul International, chaired the debate. In each case, however,the courts accepted the advice tv cameramen by this point had staked out the http://www.gktgazette.com/2001/sep/news.asp

home archives links subscriptions ... obituaries News In the news this month... Shocking’ defibrillator skills Neurologist shortage Innovators in Dental Design Waiting lists replaced by waiting times? ... Guy’s Descent ‘Shocking’ defibrillator skills Doctors are putting lives at risk because they are misusing emergency resuscitation equipment. Charles Deakin, a consultant anaesthetist at Southampton General Hospital, and colleagues found that less than one quarter of a group of doctors knew how to position defibrillation paddles correctly. They recruited 101 doctors of all grades and specialties at the hospital to take part in the study, and were asked to perform defibrillation on a male resuscitation manikin. The position of the centre of the pads was recorded using a grid placed over the chest wall. The results are published in the British Medical Journal. The researchers found that 65 per cent of the paddles were placed within 5cm of the recommended position under European Resuscitation Council guidelines - but only 22 per cent were placed correctly. They found no difference in the results according to doctors’ grades or specialties, or between those who had or had not received training in the last three months. “Given that each minute of delay in restoring normal heart rhythm increases mortality by 7-10 per cent, teaching of advanced life support must place greater emphasis on paddle position if successful defibrillation is to be optimised,” they said.

72. Media Report - 9/03/00: Whistleblowers, Internet Shares, TV Ads Too Loud. Craig Emerson thinks we should have a debate about the started at the MurdochownedFox tv their first it was whistleblower legislation and the courts that put http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/mediarpt/stories/s108871.htm

Radio National with Mick O'Regan Thursday 9/03/00 Whistleblowers, Internet Shares, TV Ads too loud. Summary: Jane Akre and Steve Wilson are two reporters who used to work for the Fox TV network until they tried to broadcast the news about a growth hormone used in milk. The story was 'pulled'. So they used the Whistleblowers legislation to take their story to court, thereby ensuring that the full story would in fact be told. Their experience shows the liabilities of investigative reporting when the target of their investigation turned out to be one of the most powerful companies in the United States. Internet Shares Is the sudden rise in the value of media and internet companies simply making a financial bubble that must burst ... or are we really witnessing the growth of a new economy? ANU-based economist John Quiggan explains the economic significance of the stock market surge in the value of Internet shares. TV Ads too loud? Queensland Labor MP, Craig Emerson thinks we should have a debate about the kind of compression used in television ads. Trouble is the advertisers don't want to know about it. Details or Transcript: Mick O'Regan: Welcome to The Media Report.

73. Spiked-liberties | Article | Free Speech And Trivia issues should be resolved by the courts, with proper or broadcasters to take socalled'victim tv' programmes like At least with more debate, society might be http://www.spiked-online.com/articles/00000006DAC9.htm

Free speech and privacy special spiked report by Tessa Mayes Search for in All Sections central politics IT science liberties risk culture health life SECTIONS central politics IT science ... risk new culture health life ISSUES War on Iraq After 11 September spiked-proposals Free speech ... On animals Go to: spiked-central spiked-liberties Article Article 22 October 2002 Printer-friendly version Free speech and trivia by Tessa Mayes Part Four of the spiked-report 'Restraint or Revelation? Free speech and privacy in a confessional age'. To download the whole report in PDF format, click here To download Adobe Acrobat Reader, click here The media's obsession with personal trivia stories is problematic. But regulating to protect privacy does not raise standards of journalism. The rise of confessional journalism is part of a broader culture of victimhood. Challenging this culture requires more speech, not less. Trivia as news The debate about the quality of speech involves value judgements - and it is difficult to devise clear standards about what counts as a high or low standard of speech. Decisions about what is newsworthy or too prurient to publish are based on opinions that not everybody shares. They can reflect the outlook of powerful interests in society over the less powerful, keeping public figures' private lives secret when they may be important to reveal.

74. Machination.org: August 2002 Archives of us aren't politically educated enough to debate rationally, and granted by realjudges in real courts, as the one we have heard from the cheerleaders on tv. http://machination.org/archives/2002_08.shtml

machination.org Main August 31, 2002 Ralph Nader on the Current State of Manufactured Car Culture The Highway Lobby (Common Dreams) At times the lobby has to resort to crime to achieve its assaults on public transit, while at other periods, it just used its money, muscle and propaganda with state and Washington lawmakers. Twenty eight crimes were committed by General Motors and its oil and tire company co-conspirators in the Thirties and Forties leading to their convictions in federal district court in Chicago during the late Forties. The U.S. Justice Department's charge, upheld in court, was that these large companies, inorder to eliminate their major rivals the trolley industry bought up these firms, tore up the tracks in and around 28 major cities in the U.S., including the biggest one in Los Angeles, and lobbied legislators to build more and more highways to sell more and more vehicles, gasoline and tires. Earlier, GM tried to pressure banks to reduce credit to these trolley companies and when that did not succeed sufficiently, the conspiracy to buy out their competitors and shut them down was hatched. Our very infrastructure of the nation is based not on the "free market" but on elite thuggery.

75. NEWCITY.COM : Alternative America UNBLOCKING THE ROAD BLOCKS courts just say no to drug SPEECH Political ads are a goldminefor tv stations of killing waits in jail, while experts debate the new http://www.newcity.com/newcity/content/current/news_archive.html

news features sports opinion ... archives Newcity Network Web with Google LOSING ON LOGGING Taxpayer subsidies for national forest logging hit an all-time high MAKING THE GRADE A five-point plan to reform college athletics FAR-RIGHT VIOLENCE SOARS IN GERMANY Government seeks ban on neo-Nazi party GLOBALIZATION NIGHTMARE Nothing is free about free trade SILENCE IN THE FIELDS How the U.S. government invites abuse of foreign labor SEX WORK Is it empowerment or exploitation? STOPPING THE TORTURE TRADE Amnesty International report shines spotlight on companies CLOTTING FACTOR The hidden danger of flying Is James Mooney a drug pusher hiding behind religious freedom, or a Medicine Man seeking spirituality? BONGS AWAY The DEA gets tough on retail smoke shops HATE ON THE MOVE Kicked out of their Idaho enclave, neo-Nazis have moved to Pennsylvania The globalization of sexual slavery SEX TESTS How sexism and bad science have teamed up against athletes JUST US The Just Earth campaign unites human rights and environmentalism TAX SCHEME The working poor are five times more likely to be audited than rich taxpayers ROAD HOGS?

76. The Persian Gulf TV War By Douglas Kellner, Chapter 6 It rallied the country behind the war while promoting tv went to war and helped manufactureconsent to imperatives of providing a forum of debate and accurate http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/faculty/kellner/papers/gulfwar6.htm

Douglas Kellner's Homepage http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/faculty/kellner/kellner.html Goto: Chapter Bibliography Chapter 6 TV Goes to War The Gulf war was the first war played out on TV with the whole world watching it unfold, often live. Never before had so many people watched so much news. The nation had rarely, if ever, been so involved in a single story. There was discussion of the vicissitudes of the war throughout the TV day and there had probably never been so much concentrated TV coverage of a specific event week after week for the duration of the war. And never had the nation been exposed to and fallen prey to so much disinformation and propaganda. For the rest of the Gulf war, both the Bush Administration and the military vilified Saddam Hussein and the Iraqis whenever possible while presenting their own actions, however brutal, in a positive light so that few negative images appeared of U.S. military actions. The Big Lie that was repeated daily throughout the war maintained that the U.S-led multinational coalition bombing campaign was precise and was avoiding civilian casualties. This lie was promoted by both the Bush administration and the U.S. military. General Schwarzkopf, in a January 27 briefing, insisted that the coalition forces "are absolutely doing more than we ever have" to avoid casualties. He claimed that "I think no nation in the history of warfare" has done more to use their technology to minimize civilian casualties and to avoid hitting cultural or religious targets. George Bush echoed this in a February 5 press conference, claiming: "We are doing everything possible and with great success to minimize collateral damage.... I'd like to say that we are going to extraordinary, and I would venture to say, unprecedented length, to avoid damage to civilians and holy places."

77. CAMERAS BEFORE THE COURTS - APRIL 2001 Thunderbird Magazine The arguments in the debate over whether or not to if we had our own version of CourtTV, McKenzie says courts are most concerned with the fairness of a trial http://www.journalism.ubc.ca/thunderbird/2000-01/april/cameras.html

78. Online NewsHour: School Vouchers -- September 2, 1999 The Wisconsin and Arizona Supreme courts have up held There is also a national debateabout whether or public schools, we cannot leave them behind and think of http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/education/july-dec99/vouchers_9-2.html

SCHOOL VOUCHERS September 2, 1999 The two sides involved in Cleveland's landmark school voucher case discuss the issue with Elizabeth Farnsworth, after a background report. August 25, 1999: A Gergen dialogue with two principals turned authors August 24, 1999: Mandatory summer programs in the U.S April 22, 1999: A discussion with teachers on keeping kids safe at school March 8, 1999: Ending social promotion in schools February 11, 1999: California's politics of education February 10, 1999: Raising educational standards in the U.S. Oct. 20 , 1998: A background report on education reform Sept.16, 1998: How are schools handling the teacher shortage Sept.15, 1998: Should teachers be graded April 29, 1998: The school voucher debate. March 17, 1998: Pricing student loans February 4 , 1998: The president's proposal to reduce class sizes.

79. BRIA 10:1 Free Press, Fair Trial, Religious Rights, Lindbergh Baby Kipnapping, C the government has little tolerance for political debate, special interest The courtsordered that they be let go Privately owned tv satellite dishes are illegal http://www.crf-usa.org/bria/bria10_1.html

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION Bill of Right in Action Fall 1993 (10:1) Updated July 2000 When Rights Conflict In the United States our rights as citizens are outlined in the Constitution and its Bill of Rights. But, what happens when rights conflict? In this issue we will explore three such conflicts—two drawn from the American experience, and one in a foreign land. U.S. History : Free Press vs. Fair Trial: The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping Case World History : Singapore: Model Society or City of Fear? U.S. Government : Religious Rights in Conflict FREE PRESS VS. FAIR TRIAL: THE LINDBERGH BABY KIDNAPPING CASE Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was a genuine American hero. In 1927, Lindbergh captured the public imagination by flying solo from New York to Paris in a single-engine airplane . This pioneering flight across the Atlantic instantly changed the character of global travel and made "the Lone Eagle" a world celebrity. Joined by his wife, author Anne Morrow , this soft-spoken adventurer traveled the world, using his celebrity status to advance the cause of aviation. Together, the Lindberghs came to symbolize a youthful and optimistic America and a newfound global communication.

80. Vigilant.tv : 2002-07 fights ban of 'precious cultural asset' from French tv 0836 Prosecutors and appealscourts continue to hold MailOrder Molecules Brew a Terrorism debate 0921 http://vigilant.tv/archive/2002/07

@import "http://vigilant.tv/main.css"; vigilant.tv freedom and technology archive : 2002-07 foxnews: Feds Arrest Al Qaeda Suspects With Plans to Poison Water 05:51 PM +1000, Jul 31 2002 Excerpt: Further evidence that terrorist don't use crypto: According to Fox News, an al Qaeda suspect arrested last week was found in possession of documents about water supply poisoning. The... cnet: Security warning draws DMCA threat 11:37 AM +1000, Jul 31 2002 Excerpt: HP Lawyers have threatened a security research organisation with DMCA prosecution, following the publication of code that exploits a bug in HP's Tru64 Unix. The researcher who published the... independent: Italian police planted petrol bombs on G8 summit protesters 10:00 AM +1000, Jul 31 2002 Excerpt: According to the UK Independent, an Italian police officer has admitted planting explosives to justify a raid on anti-globalisation protesters at the Genoa G8 summit last year. 80 officers... washingtonpost: Man Hijacks Al-Qaida Web Site 09:19 AM +1000, Jul 31 2002 Excerpt: A web porn operator claims to have hijacked an al-Qaeda web site, which he unsuccessfully offered to the FBI to use in an anti-terrorist sting. The site - alneda.com - no longer displays...

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