EU will hand over connection data to the USA - because data protection doesn't matter these days in Europe either.
Archive 21. September 2006
Network operators ignore Thoben deadline - oh yes, and how they all complained in the winter about being unfairly criticized, claiming they were doing everything to solve the problem... as if. Instead, flimsy justifications for price increases to secure record revenues are presented and customers are ripped off. And the next winter with wet snow is sure to come.
Popkomm: Musikwirtschaft will Zugangsanbieter zur Kasse bitten - Pure nonsense. What comes out of this nonsense would at best be another GEZ-like structure. And yes, this also means a rejection of the culture flat rate on my part. People, look at what is happening in other areas with similar structures today and realize that you don't want this any more than the absurd criminalization of paying customers by the music industry. The solution lies in Creative Commons and similar approaches - and in the exclusion of the music industry as a rights extortionist. Direct marketing of works by artists over the Internet is no longer a utopia.
Understanding HTML, XML and XHTML - HTML is probably what you want. Written by someone who knows what they're talking about: one of the programmers of Safari. I don't know how many times I've had to listen to the nonsense about "XHTML is the better HTML". If you don't explicitly want to use the advantages of XHTML - e.g. embedding other XML dialects - you should simply take HTML.