Here’s an excellent article on hacking net censorship from The Star.

Some geeks at U of T have developed software to work around net filters governments have installed to censor the web.

The writer saves the best for last, of course:

“We’re making the Internet run the way it’s supposed to,” says [Nart] Villeneuve with his trademark little-boy smile. “Because people have broken it.”

Nart? What kind of name is Nart?

(Found on /., digg, elsewhere)

I haven’t written about my last two tech columns for the CBC yet.

Oh, wait. Now I have.

Toxic tech and Calendars, online and on paper.