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« Google in China || Back to Blog | The black smoke issuing from my computer was a valuable diagnostic aid » January 25, 2006
The Berkman Center, along with the Oxford Internet Institute, Consumer Reports Webwatch, and a bunch of corporate sponsors, have launched StopBadware.org, an attempt to organize volunteers to create a database of purveyors of malware. Sounds good! And it's got a great set of people/organizations behind it. [Tags: adware malware berkman] (Disclosure, I'm on the board of advisors of SiteAdvisor, a company using a different technique to compile a similar database. The initiatives seem to me to be complementary.) Posted
by D. Weinberger at January 25, 2006 09:41 AM
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