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Index
ORBS (Open Relay Behavior Modification
System), 169
Owad, Tom, 215
Oxford Internet Institute, 159, 170
Papert, Seymour, 236
parental filters, 111
passwords, 32, 37, 42
patent infringement, 190–92
PATRIOT Act. See September 11 attacks
and PATRIOT Act
PDAs (personal digital assistants), 58–59
peer production, 206–16
perfect enforcement, 107–10, 112, 122,
134, 161, 166
personal computers (PCs): accessibility
via broadband, 4; business adoption of,
15–16; connected by modems, 25;
connectivity vs. design of, 166; data
sharing on, 160; desktop, 17; development
of, 15; as electronic workbooks,
236; as endpoints, 167; flexible architecture
of, 16; generative technology
of, 2, 3, 5, 19, 34, 72; government investigations
of, 186–88; Green and
Red, 155; of hobbyists, 13, 14, 15, 18,
19, 34; hourglass architecture of, 69–
71; increasing reliance on, 102; independent
functioning of, 15; as information
(tethered) appliances, 4, 59–
61, 102, 185–88; information appliances
vs., 18, 29, 57–59; and Internet
compatibility, 28–29; lockdown of, 4,
5, 57, 102, 155–56, 164, 165; model
of computing, 17; modularization of,
156; PC revolution, 3, 18; potential
functionality sold with, 13; regulability
of, 106; search across computers,
185; security dilemma of, 241; in
sites where users are not owners, 4;
and third-party storage, 186–88;
“trapped,” 77; unsecured on Internet,
45; users as programmers for, 14, 15;
virtual, 156; zombies, 46, 52, 54, 57,
166
personal identity management, 32–33
Pew Internet & American Life Project, 51
phishing, 47, 53, 99
photo recognition, 214–15
physical layer, 67–69
placeholders, 56
plagiarism, 244
plastic, adaptability of, 72
PlayMedia, 104, 108
Pledgebank, 148, 243
pornography, child, 111
Posner, Eric, 213
Post, David, 123
Postel’s Law, 134
post hoc remedies, 122
post hoc scrubs, 116
Postman, Neil, 93
preemption, 108
press conference behavior, 212–13, 229
prime time, being ready for (and the generative
Net), 153–54
prior restraints, 115, 122
Privacy Act (1974), 202
privacy: administrative burdens of, 221–
22; and captchas, 208; and cheap sensors,
206, 208–9, 210, 216, 221;
code-backed norms, 223–28; Constitutional
support of, 112, 185–86,
188; and consumer protection law,
177; contextualization, 229–31; data
genealogy, 225–28; enforceability of,
112–14; and generation gap, 231–34;
and government power, 117–19, 186–
88; HEW report (1973) on, 201–5,
222, 233–34; and industry self-regulation,
203; involuntary celebrities,
210–14; “just deal with it,” 111–12;
and peer production, 206–16; personal
information security, 203–4; Privacy
1.0, 201–5, 208, 215, 216, 222,
232; Privacy 2.0, 205–34; as proxies