Monthly Archives: April 2004

Re-posted from archive of infinite ideas machine 2004: Spyblog makes the point that 10 years in jail for “possession of a false document” seems an unduly harsh punishment, especially as this would be an entirely new offence created by the … Continue reading →

Re-posted from archive of infinite ideas machine 2004: Privacy International – in association with Liberty, Statewatch, Stand and the Foundation for Information Policy Research – are holding an afternoon meeting at the London School of Economics on 19th May called … Continue reading →

Re-posted from archive of infinite ideas machine 2004: In an information society, absolute privacy exists only inside your own head. Most people would agree with or admit to the need for at least a degree of privacy in everyday life … Continue reading →

Re-posted from archive of infinite ideas machine 2004: If you are even remotely bothered by the intended introduction of ID cards, and it appears that – especially if we are made to pay for them – a large number of … Continue reading →

Re-posted from archive of infinite ideas machine 2004: For your delight and delectation, one freshly published Home Office consultation document: Legislation on Identity Cards | A Consultation [553 KB PDF file] and its official Press Release, DAVID BLUNKETT: NATIONAL ID … Continue reading →