Dwight Silverman phoned in his thoughts (Real Audio) on the office raid of Sharman Networks, maker of the Kazaa P2P client.

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Days after researchers said a plan to let soldiers and other Americans living overseas vote over the Internet is inherently insecure, the Pentagon has cancelled the program.

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E-mail postage, a radical proposal for stopping unsolicited commercial e-mail, appears to be gaining traction. Microsoft chairman Bill Gates has endorsed the idea of charging e-mailers a small per-message fee, and Internet service provider Yahoo! is investigating the idea.

Sonia Arrison, director of technology studies at the Pacific Research Institute, says e-mail postage may be the best way to make spamming unprofitable.