

Lessig: Open Source Solution to Privacy/Rights On Line 2
This is a few weeks old, but it's a really good article. Markar writes: "Lawrence Lessig states in a article on WideOpenNews states that rights and privacy on line can best be preserved through Open Source protocols and software. Lessig warns that corporations and government are already using software and protocols that subvert individual rights and privacy on line, and warns that protocols must be kept open to keep government and industry from building regulations into Internet software. Lessig discusses the possibility and implications of Digital ID uses in CyberSpace. "
Protocals and Control (Score:2)
Of course no one would violate our trust and write oppressive closed protocals
Lessig's page (Score:1)
After you've read the article and its soundbites, go read Lessig's own writing at: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/lessig.html [harvard.edu]
Good stuff.