I’ve about had it with Massachusetts. Seriously. I can’t buy wine on Thanksgiving or in the supermarket, happy hour drink specials are outlawed, and boy, that law about not being able to use tomatoes in clam chowder really gets me. In all seriousness, a law proposed earlier this year really makes me angry. From the […]
Author: Jillian
Yesterday, the Berkman Center released a paper that attempts to estimate circumvention tool usage globally. As one of the lead authors, Ethan Zuckerman, explained on his blog yesterday: We were specifically interested in trying to compare usage of different types of tools – sophisticated blocking-resistant tools like Tor and Ultrasurf, ad-supported web proxies like Proxeasy […]
Since releasing my paper, Policing Content in the Quasi-Public Sphere, a few weeks ago, I’ve begun noticing small changes to the Facebook platform. No, I’m not talking about the new Groups (which I’ve duly ignored). I’m talking about small but pointed changes pertaining directly to items I’ve complained about in the past. I wish I […]