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GILC PRESSWIRE - 2000 "All the News That's Fit to Link" Past Presswire Current Presswire December 2000 EFF's Gilmore calls for CPRM hardware boycott, The Register, December 26, 2000. Stealth plan puts copy protection into every hard drive, The Register, December 20, 2000. Cybercrime treaty condemned, BBCNews.com, December 18, 2000. German Hate Law: No Denying It, Wired News, December 15, 2000. Cyberkriminalitäts-Abkommen verstößt gegen Menschenrechte, Telepolis, December 14, 2000. Cybercrime pact steps on privacy, groups say, CNN.com (Reuters), December 14, 2000. German Landmark Nazi Ruling, Newsbytes, December 12, 2000. Cybercrime treaty may conflict with UN declaration, ZDNet UK, December 12, 2000. Malaysia to prosecute Net surfers who insult Islam, BBCNews.com, December 12, 2000. E-mails evade Morocco rally gag, BBCNews.com, December 12, 2000. Secret plan to spy on all British phone calls, Observer, December 3, 2000. November 2000 The Netherlands adopts cybercrime pact, CNN.com, November 30, 2000. International co-operation in internet surveillance, Telepolis, November 22, 2000. Yahoo! Will Ignore French Ban, CBSNews.com, November 20, 2000. European council moves Net crime treaty forward, CNET, November 20, 2000. Yahoo Ordered to Bar French From Nazi Web Sites, Excite News (Reuters), November 20, 2000. Protests Force Rewrite Of Cybercrime Pact, TechWeb, November 13, 2000. ECHELON blockiert Cybercrime-Abkommen, Futurezone, November 9, 2000. Wiretap legal hotline established, Infoworld, November 9, 2000. China targets 'enemies' on net, BBCNews.com, November 7, 2000. October 2000 Cybercrime: le G8 loin du consensus, Yahoo! France, October 28, 2000. Nations Disagree On Net Crime Standards, Newsbytes, October 27, 2000. Europe to investigate legality of RIP, The Register, October 27, 2000. Kommentar: Großer Tag für Cyberkriminelle?, Heise Online, October 27, 2000. Inside Europe's cybersleuth central, MSNBC.com, October 26, 2000. G8 seeks tighter net security, FT.com, October 26, 2000. Die G8-Staaten diskutieren über Internet-Kriminalität, Heise Online, October 26, 2000. Heiße Luft in bunten Tüten, Telepolis, October 26, 2000. Rhetoric Reigns at Net Crime Meet, Wired News (Reuters), October 24, 2000. US cybercops face challenge, FT.com, October 24, 2000. Regierung: Internationaler Kampf gegen Cybercrime, tecChannel, October 24, 2000. EU draft cyber crime treaty spells trouble, Irish Times, October 20, 2000. Cyber criminals likely to strike, FT.com, October 18, 2000. Porn Panel: Nix 'Mouse-Trapping', Wired News, October 6, 2000. What's In a Name?, Business 2.0, October 2, 2000. China hits Net companies with sweeping rules, CNET, October 2, 2000. September 2000 Hey Armey, You've Been Filtered, Wired News, September 28, 2000. Second sight, The Guardian, September 21, 2000. King Wants to Make Jordan the High-Tech Capital of the Mideast: Unlike most Arab leaders, he has embraced Internet, San Francisco Chronicle, September 9, 2000. Salami Tactics, Heise, September 4, 2000. August 2000 China to battle internet 'enemies', BBC News, August 9, 2000. Mbeki orders child porn crackdown, Sunday Times, August 6, 2000. Signal boost: A satellite radio service could help beat the censors, New Scientist, August 5, 2000. Dutch Police and Intelligence Co-operation On Crypto And Interception Issues, Heise, August 3, 2000. Germany's neo-Nazis targeted, Boston Globe Online (Associated Press), August 2, 2000. July 2000 Dutch Intelligence Suspected of Using Unauthorised Random Interception of Email Traffic, Heise, July 31, 2000. Dutch Internet Providers Cancel Deal With Law Enforcement On Voluntary Assistance In Criminal Investigations, Heise, July 20, 2000. Whitehall backs down on e-snoops, Electronic Telegraph, July 20, 2000. FBI system covertly searches e-mail, WSJ Interactive, July 11, 2000. European Parliament votes against inquiry committee on Echelon, Heise, July 5, 2000. June 2000 U.S. spy agency under fire, USATODAY.com, June 26, 2000. Home Office to retreat on cyber-spying bill, ZDNet UK, June 22, 2000. Smut Filter Blocks All But Smut, Wired News, June 20, 2000. Pacific Crisis - Journalism Online shut-down, Heise, June 18, 2000. European Parliament will vote in july on inquiry committee on Echelon, Heise, June 15, 2000. Greens: European Parliament is obstructing inquiry on Echelon, Heise, June 9, 2000. EU gets tougher on Internet crime with new e-mail directive, Total Telecom, June 6, 2000. U.S to Follow EU Crypto Lead, Wired News, June 6, 2000. May 2000 The price of policing e-business, FT.com, May 31, 2000. European Justice and Home Affairs Council considers preventive measures against Echelon, Heise, May 30, 2000. European Union postponed decision on removing barriers to Export of Crypto, Heise, May 25, 2000. France Rejects Nazi Web Suit, Wired News (Reuters), May 24, 2000. Yahoo France should stop access to Nazi sites, BBC News, May 23, 2000. Yahoo contre la Licra : les internautes français sous contrôle, ZDNet France (in French), May 23, 2000. French Bill Has Web Ramifications, New York Times (AP), May 23, 2000. A Web Site Feels the Wrath of Beijing, BusinessWeek, May 22, 2000. European Union sets free export of encryption products, Heise, May 22, 2000. Fight Brews Over Swiss Bid to Block Web Sites, New York Times (Reuters), May 16, 2000. German Government considers ban on "Hacker Tools", Spiegel (in German), May 15, 2000. Britain plans cyber-center to spy on the Internet, San Jose Mercury News (AP), May 11, 2000. Virtual Refuge for Gay Muslims, Wired News, May 8, 2000. Cybercrime is EU priority after 'love bug' virus, EUBusiness, May 5, 2000. April 2000 MI5 builds new centre to read e-mails on the net, Sunday Times, April 30, 2000. EU Commissioner: We need a sense of urgency, Heise, April 17, 2000. Threat to Internet Users in France, Daily Telegraph, April 13, 2000. Echelon in Holland, Heise, April 11, 2000. Digital Detectives in Holland, Heise, April 10, 2000. Web Links Can Be Considered Illegal, Osaka Court Judgment Says, Nikkei BP, April 7, 2000. Decision on inquiry on Echelon postponed for a week , Heise, April 6, 2000. European Parliament demands end of anonymity on the internet, Heise, April 5, 2000. March 2000 European Commission makes blurry statement on Echelon, Heise, March 30, 2000. European Parliament: Inquiry on Echelon, Heise, March 29, 2000. No Final Agreement on Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, Heise, March 28, 2000. French to outlaw anonymous web posting, Vnunet.com, March 27, 2000. EU wants to collect terrorism related information on the Internet, Heise, March 16, 2000. China backs down over encryption codes, BBC News, March 13, 2000. February 2000 Filters rejected, The Holland Sentinel, February 23, 2000. European Parliament Rejects Bordercrossing Interception of Telecommunication, Heise, February 15, 2000. Surveillance bill under fire, BBC News, February 10, 2000. France to sue US and Britain over network of spies, The Times, February 10, 2000. US agency warned of massive cyber assault, Fairfax I.T., February 10, 2000. January 2000 Australia supports global cyber-squatting regulations, ABC News, January 31, 2000. China Acts to Control Internet Information Flow, Washingtonpost.com, January 27, 2000. British ISPs Crack Down on Hate, Wired News, January 25, 2000. Activists charge DoubleClick double cross, USAToday.com, January 25, 2000. Police raid teen hacker's home, Aftenposten, January 25, 2000. Key policy issues to watch in telecom, Web Review, January 21, 2000. Burmese ban on political websites, BBC News, January 20, 2000. US Urges Global Anti-cybercrime Network, Fairfax I.T., January 11, 2000. Push Builds for Crackdown on Web Threats, Boston Globe, January 3, 2000.