The new Internet connection for Userland certainly seems to be faster! I'm glad they moved then. Used to take maybe 15-30 seconds just to pull up the ETP forms.
The new Internet connection for Userland certainly seems to be faster! I'm glad they moved then. Used to take maybe 15-30 seconds just to pull up the ETP forms.
Hear that, Britain?
It added: ``The public would not be well served by compelling an (internet service provider) to examine and screen millions of e-mail communications, on pain of liability for defamation.''
``Prodigy was not a publisher of the e-mail transmitted through its system by a third party,'' the state court ruled unanimously. ``We are unwilling to deny Prodigy the common-law qualified privilege accorded to telephone and telegraph companies.''
And some great news: Supreme Court lets stand decision freeing Internet providers from liability for e-mail content: It is so cool to see the Supreme Court apparently giving some weight to the opinion of the New York State Court, which said (in part):
The Eroded Self: "In cyberspace, there is no real wall between public and private. And the version of you being constructed out there - from bits and pieces of stray data - is probably not who you think you are."
(I'm sure they are shaking in their knickers.)
I declare Britain a Internet-Repressive Regime.
"'The arrival of this spy centre means that Big Brother is finally here,' said Norman Baker, Liberal Democrat MP for Lewes."
Put all of what the British government is doing together, in conjunction with the Godfrey libel ruling from the courts, and I wouldn't dare be online in Britain anymore! I would actually be personally scared.