When the generally useless CNBC anchor Dennis Kneale starts pointing fingers at anonymous/pseudonymous business and finance bloggers, referring to us as "digital dickweeds," its time I take a few ...

US courts have historically looked on anonymous bloggers and commenters with a sympathetic eye, but there are exceptions. A Tennessee judge denied a blogger's motion to quash a subpoena to reveal ...

Anonymous Blogging: Helpful or Hurtful? Some media websites allow people to blog without disclosing their identities, but some worry that can confuse readers and spread misinformation.

Anonymous blogs are very controversial in the U.S., as many feel they are protected under the First Amendment; however, others believe that anyone defaming another should be held liable.

As the Patent Troll Tracker libel suit shows, blogging can bring up some intricate legal issues. Bloggers like Dennis Crouch can find themselves facing subpoenas. A few years ago, Apple sued some ...

Question: Anonymous Blogging True anonymity on the Internet is very difficult. There are many ways you can be tracked via your ISP and your computer. Bruce Schneier. Share This Page. August 2, 2006 ...

Thanks to one very gracious individual who unfortunately insists on remaining anonymous, Global Voices Online co-founder Ethan Zuckerman‘s guide Anonymous Blogging with WordPress and Tor is now ...

Mayor Sam points us toward a new blog dedicated to opposing Measure R, a controversial ethics reform ballot measure that encompasses both campaign ethics… Anonymous Blogging Sometimes Doesn't ...

Way back in to 2002, long before bloggers wrote New York Times Magazine articles about themselves, anonymous blogging was all the rage. Since then, blogging has become a route to stardom, or least ...

I decided to write a quick technical guide to anonymous blogging, trying to approach the problem from the perspective of a government whistleblower in a country with a less-than-transparent government ...