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.”
I haven’t written about my last two tech columns for the CBC yet.
Oh, wait. Now I have.
A mild-mannered media studies student at Humber College has written a profile of me for their online publication, The Daily Planet. Check out my big, giant head.
Many of the people profiled on the site are Humber grads, but I’ve done a couple of lectures on blogging at the college, so that’s how they got my number.
I also did an interview for an article on blogging and the news for a magazine the students are putting together, but I haven’t seen that one yet.
And now for something completely different.
Ten minutes of cat pictures scored to “Ride of the Valkyries.”
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