My Columns in New Architect Magazine

Links to my New Architect Columns

From November, 2000 through March, 2003, I was lucky enough to write a monthly legal column for CMP Media's New Architect and Web Techniques magazines. I was a subscriber and fan of the magazines long before they asked me to write for them. They were the only print publications that dealt with the Internet at the code level. They ceased publication in March, 2003, but much of the content is still available in a web archive of the print magazine.

You can find my columns linked below:

March, 2003. "Hooray for the RIAA! Developing 'Internet Law'"

February, 2003. "Radio, Radio: The Birth of Webcasting"

January, 2003. "Ask Not What the Internet Can Do For You...."

December, 2002. "Who Are You? Securing Digital Identity"

November, 2002. "Minds of Their Own: Copyright Protection Flags and Fair Use."

October, 2002. "Into the Deep: Thinking about Deep Linking."

September, 2002. "The Hague Treaty on Jurisdiction: Diverse Laws, Uniform Enforcement."

August, 2002. "Blind Vigilantes: Black Hole Lists Offer Dark Prospects."

July, 2002. "Do You Copy? What the Courts Are Saying About Fair Use and Linking Rights."

June, 2002. "Captured! The Sad, Predictable Story of ICANN's At Large."

May, 2002. "User Ignorance: Mending the Gaping Security Hole in Your Network."