Due to the fluid nature of the web, we can't guarantee these links will work past the original posting date.

For those who are unwilling to move on, here is last week's column on civil disobedience.

And an interesting conspiracy theory involving the DMCA that I mention in part because it uses my name in vain.

The CountryHawk home page.

Sergey Brin's paper which was probably responsible for the birth of Google. Though it talks about geographic dispersion, it never deals with how to find where in the world information actually resides.

Will products like CountryHawk lead to local courts restricting availability of information in their countries? Could be. And if you download this copyrighted story from the New York Times, are you violating the DMCA? Probably.