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Internet Anonymity: You're still not Publius, Jack.

By Dan Hull

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See Charon QC's 150th interview with Dan Hull, their 4th podcast together since the first one in London in 2007. Right here. Most of the program was devoted to digital anonymity. This blog thinks we should reserve it for bloggers and commenters who need or deserve it. Some exceptions: CIA employees, Chinese dissidents, battered women, Club Ned victims, and free speech pioneers.

The rest of you mugs? Grow spines, please. Besides, we need it to prepare and serve the summons. If it's worth reading or hearing, and considering, we need to know who you are. Hey, this is America.

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"First of all, they call me The Spine-Hunter..." (Above: Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech)

Full post as published by What About Clients? on August 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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