Showing posts with label hypocrisy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hypocrisy. Show all posts
04 October 2011

German Politician Who Wanted Two-Strike Copyright Law Should Disconnect Himself After Multiple Infringements Found

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One of the most noticeable trends in copyright law around the world is the way countries tend to adopt similar approaches. So after the ...
03 October 2011

Well, I Do Declare: Washington and Open Government Declarations

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There seems to be something in the air (maybe it's the crazy weather): everyone is making “declarations”.  On Open Enterprise blog .
13 August 2011

Shutting Down... the West

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The pundits have only just begun to offer their weighty thoughts on the subject, but already one of the key threads to emerge in discussions...
06 April 2011

EU's New IT "Principles" Show Unprincipled Hypocrisy

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You may remember that there was a big to-do about the European Interoperability Framework, and the definition of “open standards”. The key i...
11 November 2009

Why SAP is a Sap

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There's some interesting turbulence in the blogosphere about the following call from Dr. Vishal Sikka, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) o...
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20 April 2009

Don't Do as I Do, Do as I Say

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Wasn't Damian Green threatened with life imprisonment for allegedly doing precisely this : Government officials handed confidential pol...
30 June 2008

Do As I Say, Not As I Do

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I've noted several times on this blog the tension between openness and privacy, but reading the excellent Your Right to Know blog - whi...
31 March 2008

O Hypocrisy, Thy Name is Sony

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Do as I say, not as I do, seems to be the case with Sony: PointDev, un éditeur français, attaque la maison de disques en justice pour avoir...