Declan McCullagh

...take long to become the stuff of screaming Drudge sirens. So, over at CNET, Declan McCullagh wrote about an update to a cybersecurity bill that first circulated this spring. In his interpretation of the bill (which I haven't read in...

In this article: White House, CNET, US Senate, Authoritarianism, Declan, Zdnet, and Reason magazine

..."critical" to an emergency involving the Internet. CNET reporter Declan McCullagh has obtained a copy of a 55-page working draft that's newer than the version online at thomas.loc.gov. He's excerpted the part that allows the President to...

In this article: Paul Boutin, CNET, White House, Cadre, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Wired magazine, Slate, and MIT

com/CNET political correspondent Declan McCullagh and I interviewed Federal CTO Aneesh Chopra about everything from why he doesn't have a tricked-out CTO Web site to his thoughts on a fair use exemption to the DMCA and copyright reform.

In this article: CNET, Revenue, Hulu, MySpace, Steve Ballmer, and Microsoft

...plan is about. Spafford also links agreeingly to a report by Declan McCullagh at CNet which notes the widespread similarities in the plan to the failed 2003 Bush administration "National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace." The rhetoric in the...

In this article: Gene Spafford, Barack Obama, Purdue University, Cybersecurity, E mail, Security software, and Patch

...results of a review on the nation's cybersecurity--and it's not the best news. CNET News editor Michelle asks chief political correspondent Declan McCullagh why. That, and other headlines of the day, on Friday's CNET News Daily Podcast.

In this article: CNET News, Barack Obama, and U.S.

...by their users. But if two recent court rulings are upheld on appeal, that could change. CNET News.com reporter Declan McCullagh tells Leslie Katz why. The world's largest PC maker, Hewlett-Packard, announced a very tiny addition to its...

In this article: Iphone, CNET News.com, Nokia, Nokia Tube, ASUS Eee PC, and Hewlett-Packard

...voting. On this Daily Debrief, CNET chief political correspondent Declan McCullagh tells Kara Tsuboi why he prefers voting by paper and pencil, when e-voting technology will be up to snuff, and how Congress really messed this one up.

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...At Republican convention, celebration amid protests Declan McCullagh, CNET News' chief political correspondent, chronicles the intersection of politics and technology. He has covered politics, technology, and Washington, D.C., for...

In this article: CNET News, USB Drive, Declan, Windows Vista, Hewlett-Packard, Ron Paul, and Washington, D.C

...not do lobbying, Meneses said he was not able to answer the question on the record. Disclosure: Declan McCullagh is married to a Google employee. Declan McCullagh, CNET News' chief political correspondent, chronicles the intersection...

In this article: Google, CNET News, Washington, D.C, Googling, National Cable and Telecommunications Association, Declan, and U.S. Senate