Subject: clinging equanimity

From: "revitalization" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:49:11 +0530

06 Nigerian Cybercrime Legislation Nearing Completion Nigeria's Minister of Justice has said that a draft Computer Security and Protection bill has been completed. And now South China's Guangdong Province are now equipped to issue certificates, such as birth permits to its citizens, over the internet.
In short, this means that the economics of information can be separated from the economics of physical objects. Opinion of the Federal data protection authorities (in French and in German, 28.
18 Indonesia Charges Hacker Under Telecommunications Law In Indonesia's first cyber crime trial, the prosecution recommended that the Defendant be charged under the Telecommunications Law.
pdf SIUG opinion on the SPIN-law (in German, 23. com, two popular Chinese search engines.
'Spoofing' refers to someone such as a spammer forging an email header so that it appears that the email comes from somewhere other than the actual source. 8 'France to implement 1995 Privacy Directive' (21. The new document will be consistent with the facial recognition standard adopted by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and will fulfil the US visa waiver programme's requirements.
The role of e-champion is to promote service transformation and to set the strategic direction.
09 Who benefits from the digital divide?
20 infoDev reports on open source software for development and information security The World Bank's infoDev programme has released some useful resources on their website at www. Published by the Telecomuunications Industry Association, October 2003, 38 p. The Asia Foundation started a program to look at how ICTs can be used to address human trafficking. International police and intellectual property experts say eastern European manufacturing centers are notorious for contributing to global software piracy. These slides present a general overview of the current organizational structure and decision making related to the international Internet infrastructure.
The money will be used to fund a feasibility study for an integrated information and communications technology (ICT) network for government-related functions (e-government) in Uganda.