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Text blocks: Virtual body and data body Basics: Protected Persons Online data capturing Challenges for Copyright by ICT: ... Challenges for Copyright by ICT: ... Transparent customers. Direct marketing ... Enforcement: Copyright Management and ... The Piracy "Industry" Databody convergence Legal Protection: European Union Identificaiton in history Feeding the data body In Search of Reliable Internet ... Definition Basics: Introduction Intellectual Property and the ... Acessing the Internet Data bunkers Biometrics applications: privacy issues Economic structure; transparent ... Linking and Framing: Cases History: "Indigenous ... Copyright Management and Control ... Private data bunkers Another Question of Security Atrocity Stories Individualized Audience Targeting Late 1960s - Early 1970s: Third ... Timeline 1900-1970 AD Timeline Cryptography - Introduction Biometric technologies Global data bodies - intro Other biometric technologies 1000 B.C. - 0 fingerprint identification Timeline 1600 - 1900 AD Biometrics applications: physical access The Copyright Industry Intellectual Property: A Definition Biometrics applications: gate keeping 1500 - 1700 A.D. Late 1950s - Early 1960s: Second ... Face recognition Anonymity Challenges for Copyright by ICT: ...   Index cards Newsgroups Liability of ISPs Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Internet Societal Task Force Assembly line Wide Application Protocol (WAP) Terrestrial antennas Amazon.Com Critical Art Ensemble Kessler Marketing Intelligence (KMI) Telnet Colouring Machine language Nero Internet Protocol Number (IP Number) Technological measures Fair use DMCA Total copyright industries First Monday Caching Computer programming language Intelsat Braille Satellites Artificial Intelligence Calculator Optical communication system by Aeneas ... Vinton Cerf David Kahn IIPA Fiber-optic cable networks Vacuum tube Immanuel Wallerstein Core copyright industries Invention Memex Animation by Ian Adelman and Paul ... Vladimir Putin Internet Architecture Board Chappe's fixed optical network AT&T Labs-Research Sony Corporation Robot RIPE Ron Rivest The Internet Engineering Task Force Gateway Galileo Galilee The Spot Framing Instinet RSA Royalties MIT Artificial intelligence approaches File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Friedrich Kittler, The History of ... Next Generation Internet Program Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz Microsoft Corporation Sperry Moral rights Virtual Private Networks Convergence, 2000- Copyright management information The Flesh Machine Adi Shamir Intellectual property Philip M. Taylor The World Wide Web History Project Alexander Graham Bell Proprietary Network Multiple User Dungeons 1996 WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT) Bulletin Board Systems Microsoft Network ARPAnet Internet Software Consortium Europe Online International Standardization ... Blaise Pascal Cookie User tracking Proxy Servers Napoleon Agostino Ramelli's reading wheel, 1588 Barnes and Noble Internet Research Task Force Amazon.com Bandwidth World Wide Web (WWW) Industrial design WIPO PGP Louis Braille Seneca Automation Society for Worldwide Interbank ... Transistor Mass production Intranet Writing National Laboratory for Applied Network ... French laws against anonymity on the Net

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Censorship and Free Speech The Privatization of Censorship Anonymity Eliminating online censorship: Freenet, Free Haven and Publius Censored links: Linking as a crime  INDEX CARD     RESEARCH MATRIX  French laws against anonymity on the Net Since the end of June in France anonymous publishing - on the World Wide Web, in newsgroups, mailing lists or chat rooms - is prohibited. The use of pseudonyms, so popular in chat rooms, e.g., is not restricted, but the true identities of those who "publish" on the Net must be known to the users' Internet service and Internet content providers. Additionally, Internet providers are obliged to point out the possibility of blocking access to material to their customers and to offer them appropriate technology for blocking access. Loi sur la communication audiovisuelle, http://www.legalis.net/jnet/2000/loi-audio/projetloi-fin.htm Source: Florian Rötzer, Frankreich hat mit der Anonymität im internet Schluss gemacht, in: Telepolis, July 2, 2000 http://www.heise.de/tp