Prince, always a man to do exactly what he wants whether or not it might appear to be the sensible thing, has struck his latest inexplicable blow against music's surrender to the internet.
Sadly even former Wall Street Journal publisher L. Gordon Crovitz's opinion piece "America's Internet Surrender" (March 18) argues that the United States is making a big mistake by giving up its remaining control over Internet addresses to the global multi-stakeholder community.
The National Gallery this week just threw up its hands and surrendered to the internet.
Dunham's generation has, thanks to the Internet, surrendered its privacy to an unprecedented degree, and she is less private than most: she kept an old-fashioned journal once, but abandoned it.
The order directed Lavabit to surrender names and addresses, Internet Protocol and Media Access Control addresses, the volume of each and every data transfer, the duration of every "session," and the "source and destination" of all communications associated with the account.
He writes that giving up Icann is not the same as surrendering control of the internet.
I was in the budget lock-up last Thursday, which meant surrendering my cell phone, internet access, and staying in a secured building for seven hours with a 433 page copy of the 2013 Economic Action Plan.
In surrender to age and the Internet, he recently closed his store, Loomis Camera, whose oversize mock camera above the door has virtually recorded life in this small Ohio city since forever.
The brief also asserted that the law did not violate due process protections because the Constitution does not specifically prohibit the process set up by the digital copyright law, which requires that copyright holders ask a court clerk for an order to compel Internet providers to surrender customer names.
