For the techies: a new web site for anarchist geeks has started: aptgetanarchy.

Check out former May First Technology Collective member Laimah Osman’s latest project: Azad Design.

The Barton/COPE Act looks like bad news. Saveaccess.net highlights some of the worst aspects of the law, including weak provisions for community access television, little defense against redlining, and no defense against net neutrality.

Anyone else feel stifled by the gay marriage debate? Really brings back unpleasant memories of the gays in the military debate.

Mail is just about the hardest service to administer. Compared to web sites, databases, firewalls – just about any other service – mail is more complicated and more critical.

The New America Foundation came out with an interesting report on broadband wireless.

Mark your calendar. Or get a calendar to mark. May First/People Link member Certain Days is hosting their Freedom for Political Prisoners 2007 calendar launch party on Saturday, November 11: more info here.

Mark Libkuman from May First/People Link and MFPL Member Open Flows will be presenting at the Labor Tech Conference November 17 - 19.

Thanks Prince for pointing out this article. Careful where you recycle - you just might be dumping your crap somewhere else.

I saw an interesting article reposted on Portside. The original article, by Jeff Chester, warns of the threat we are facing because Internet Service Providers like Verizon and the cable companies will start restricting content.