Issue 78: Battles over strong encryption, IPv4 addresses exhausted while IPv6 surges
Two articles in each of two threads this week: If Strong Encryption is Outlawed… Allocations of IPv4 Internet Addresses Now Restricted; It’s a Good Thi...
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Thursday Threads: Let’s Encrypt is coming, Businesses want you coming to the office, OR2015 Summary
Selected Tweets from “Indexing Repositories” talk by Anurag Archarya, project lead on Google Scholar, 10th International Conference on Open Repositories, Jun...
Thursday Threads: Man Photocopies Ebook, Google AutoAwesomes Photos, Librarians Called to HTTPS
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Thursday Threads: Mobile Device Encryption, Getty Images for Free
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Encryption of Patron Data in Modern Integrated Library Systems
"How much effort do you want to spend securing your computer systems? Well, how much do you not want to be in front of a reporter's microphone if a security...
Thursday Threads: Unprotected Social Media Sites, Value of Free, and Real Life Net Neutrality
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“Everyone’s Guide to By-Passing Internet Censorship for Citizens Worldwide”
The title of this post is the same as the report it describes, Everyone's Guide to By-Passing Internet Censorship for Citizens Worldwide [PDF]. It was annou...