Freedom 2.0 - Resources

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Press Coverage of Freedom 2.0

EPIC's Freedom 2.0 Examines 'Distributed Democracy'

DHS privacy director: We're paying attention

Background Information on Freedom 2.0 Issues

Surveillance Post 9-11
Oscar Gandy	"Data mining and surveillance in the post-9.11 environment" in The Intensification of Surveillance, K. Ball and F. Webster, eds. Pluto Press (in press)
Anita L. Allen	UNEASY ACCESS: PRIVACY FOR WOMEN IN A FREE SOCIETY (Rowman and Littlefield l988)
Amitai Etzioni	It's Not Just a Driver's License Anymore, Washington Post, May 16, 2004, Page B03
Judith Krug	Dynix Institute web seminar "The 'Interesting Times' of Intellectual Freedom": Judith Krug discusses the PATRIOT Act and Children's Internet Protection Act
Bruce Schneier	Bruce Schneier's Web Site
Privacy and Human Rights	Publication Site
FISA Information	EPIC Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Page
Information on Wiretapping	EPIC Wiretap Page
Information on Section 213 of the Patriot Act	Counterspin Interviews Judith Krug

Transparency at the Intersection: Open Code, Open Law
James Boyle	James Boyle's Web Site
Jerry Kang	Jerry Kang's Web Site
Pamela Samuelson	Papers by Pamela Samuelson

Voting Integrity
Peter G. Neumann	Neumann on Computer Related Elections: The computer systems (in hardware and system software) must be tamperproof. Ideally, system changes must be prohibited throughout the active stages of the election process. Current DRE voting technology does not meet these critical tests.
David Chaum	Privacy Through Cryptography
Paul M. Schwartz	Paul Schwartz's Web Site
Barbara Simon	SERVE Security Report, published by Barbara Simon and three others: an analysis of the DOD's Internet voting project
National Committee for Voting Integrity	votingintegrity.org
US Legislation	Help America Vote Act of 2002

The Public Voice and the Future of the Internet
Official Declaration	Building the Information Society: A Global Challenge in the New Millennium
Civil Society Declaration	Shaping Information Societies for Human Needs
Official WSIS Plan of Action	Plan of Action
Deborah Hurley	Pole Star: Human Rights in the Information Society (pdf)
UN ICT Task Force	Background Documents on Internet Governance
Ambassador David Gross	ICT, WSIS and the Future of Freedom
WSIS Human Rights Caucus	Civil Society Human Rights Caucus Web Site
The Public Interest Registry	pir.org
Ralf Bendrath and Rik Panganiban	WSIS: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Non-Commercial Internet Users Constituency of ICANN	Statement on the WSIS
European Digital Rights Initiative	EDRi-Gram Newsletter Archive

Anonymity and Identity
Ian Kerr	"On the Identity Trail"
Mary Minow	Mary Minow's Web Site
Gary Marx	Identity and Anonymity
OECD	Report on Biometric-based technologies (PDF) by the OECD Working Party on information security and privacy

Government Oversight
Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC)	About TRAC

Privacy Activism
Ann Bartow	Women as Targets: The Gender-Based Implications of Online Consumer Profiling
Robert Ellis Smith	Privacy: How to Protect What's Left of It
Daniel Solove	Identity Theft, Privacy, and the Architecture of Vulnerability

Trustworthy Computing
Peter G. Neumann	Computer-Related Risks
Professor Ross Anderson	Trusted Computing FAQ
Seth Schoen	Summary of Microsoft Palladium
Richard Stallman	*The Right to Read, from The Road to Tycho, February 1997*
Marjorie Heins	The Progress of Science and Useful Arts: Why Copyright Today Threatens Intellectual Freedom, Free Expression Policy Project, December 2002
EPIC	Trusted Computing Web Page
John Gilmore	What's Wrong With Copy Protection
EPIC	DRM and Privacy Page
EFF	Trusted Computing: Promise and Risk

Open Government
David Banisar	Global Survey: Freedom of Information and Access to Government Records Around the World
EPIC	Open Government Page
Privacy International	privacyinternational.org
FOIA 2003	Publication Site

Defining "The War on Terror"
International Spy Museum Exhibit	"The Enemy Within: Terror in America -- 1776 to Today"
The Washington Post	Spy Museum Takes a Crack at Terrorism, by Ken Ringle, May 8, 2004, Page C01