Links: 2008-04-21

1. Tension Over Sports Blogging - NYT - a note on bloggers from credentialed news organizations
2. What Warren thinks... - Fortune interview
3. Edward Lorenz, father of Chaos Theory, dies
4. Brokeback Mountain director warns Bill C-10 means censorship
5. Filmmaker Ang Lee has no love for 'Canadian values' bill, but plenty for Vancouver
6. New Wii Games Find a Big (but Stingy) Audience - an insightful look at the Wii gaming business
7. Our Top Ten list of Privacy Act fixes - by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner

Links: 2008-03-11

1. Japan IDs All Its Citizens - It depends on how much risks are needed to be considered as "substantial" ? - "There are no substantial risks of information leakages or their misuse for purposes other than originally intended"
2. Facebook CEO Admits Missteps
3. The GigaOM Interview: Mark Zuckerberg, Founder & CEO Facebook
   
4. Brantano Shoe City Ad
5. NYT Obit of Gary Gygax, co-creator of the game Dungeons & Dragons
6. How Google keeps your information secure - from Google

Links: 2008-02-21 Free Speech, US Mail Surveillance, Privacy, Games for Windows?, Google Video Ads, Emerging Tech 2008

1. In Free Speech Flap, Calif. Judge Orders Web Site to Shutter
2. U.S. Post Office to Enable Wholesale Surveillance of Mail - Hmm, not good
3. Canadian Privacy Commissioner's Power and Privilege
   
4. "Games for Windows?"
5. AdSense for video now in beta - Interesting Google Video Advertising Solutions
6. MIT Technology Review Emerging Technologies 2008