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Category Archives: Law
Gambling Legalization in Indonesia
By Venda Current hot issue in Indonesia is gambling legalization. As a country with the largest muslims, Indonesia faces an obstacle to have gambling legalized. Many muslims finds gambling forbidden (haram) in accordance to Islamic law, but on the other … Continue reading
Tech gadgets for cops means number’s up for unregistered drivers
BY: GEESCHE JACOBSEN Sergeant Matt Rees from Mount Druitt police pictured with the newly fitted Automatic Number Plate Recognition system. SERGEANT Matt Rees says it is “the best bit of kit … since radar”. But privacy advocates warn it poses … Continue reading
Posted in Gadgets, Law, Technology
Tagged cop, gadgets, police, Technology, traffic, unregistered plates
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New rules bring online piracy fight to US campuses
Starting this month, colleges and universities that don’t do enough to combat the illegal swapping of “Avatar” or Lady Gaga over their computer networks put themselves at risk of losing federal funding. A provision of the Higher Education Opportunity Act … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Law, Technology
Tagged campus, Education, Law, piracy, Technology
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Finland becomes first country to make broadband Internet the law, Australia left behind
By: David Ramli Finland has become the first country in the world to force its ISPs to treat broadband like postal services and telephone connections. From July 1 onwards, every citizen will get access to a reasonably-priced connection with a … Continue reading
Toyota says 270,000 vehicles have faulty engines
Toyota Motor Corp. today said about 270,000 vehicles sold worldwide, including luxury Lexus sedans, have faulty engines, but the company did not say whether it would recall the automobiles. Continue reading
Google Talks Transparency, But Hides Surveillance Stats
By: David Kravets, December 17, 2009 Google likes to trumpet transparency and free expression, especially when it concerns the internet, part of its commitment to the corporate motto, “Don’t Be Evil.” But despite the company’s recent online public policy posts … Continue reading
President Ford Approved Warrantless Domestic Surveillance
While the country was embroiled in a national debate over excessive government surveillance in 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized the Federal Bureau of Investigation to conduct warrantless domestic surveillance, according to a classified memo recently obtained by the Center for Investigative Reporting. Continue reading
Posted in History, Law, Politics
Tagged Gerard Ford, history, Law, Politics, privacy, surveillance, USA
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Mogul Fights Tutut’s Power Grab at TPI
Media mogul Harry Tanoesoedibjo said he would visit the Jakarta Police this morning to prevent the late President Suharto’s eldest daughter from retaking control of his national entertainment channel, Televisi Pendidikan Indonesia. Harry told the Jakarta Globe on Tuesday evening … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Law, Media
Tagged dispute, Harry Tanoesoedibjo, Law, MNC, television channel, TPI, Tutut
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ACLU Study Highlights U.S. Surveillance Society
By: David Kravets Welcome to the surveillance society. That’s what the American Civil Liberties Union concluded Tuesday with a report chronicling government spying and the detention of groups and individuals “for doing little more than peacefully exercising their First Amendment … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Law, Politics
Tagged ACLU, Ethics, Law, Politics, privacy, surveillance
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Rights Team to Probe Hard-Liners
The National Commission for Human Rights said on Monday that it would establish a special team to investigate allegations of attacks carried out by hard-line Islamic groups, as lawmaker file charges against militants who broke up their meeting in Banyuwangi, East Java. Continue reading
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