J.D. Tuccille
"A statesman is a dead politician. Lord knows we need more statemen." — Opus
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    An occasional outlet for my thoughts about the state of the world. These columns sometimes appear in daily newspapers or elsewhere on the Net They pretty much read as you'd expect.

    Orphaned Articles

    Don't be Big Brother (Link dead) Small Business Computing: Web-site privacy policies aren't just a nice idea — they'll save you loads of legal headaches.

    Night of the living e-mail (Link dead) A piece for Small Business Computing on the legal risks companies face from their e-mail, chat, and bulletin board systems.

    Prevent computer viruses (Link dead) Also for Small Business Computing, the lowdown on computer viruses for you entrepreneurial types.

    I Peddled My Ass to Science People sometimes ask me what makes me so mean. Science, folks. Science made me mean. Well, that and periodic bouts of involuntary celibacy. See the results in this piece for Penthouse.

    Net Watchman

    For a brief time at mostNEWYORK, the New York Daily News’ online edition, Net Watchman looked at how the information revolution is changing the world around us.

    Deutschemarks and the Digital Age My employers don’t always have the taste that the gods gave a Bowery bum. Here’s the first entry in a column that died an unnatural death. Read on about online finance.

    Information Wants to Be ... Inescapable? Dead-end column numero dos: the happily difficult task of censoring the Internet.

    Radio Free Internet And here it is: the very last dying gasp — well ... just about — of the column that almost was. (A tense, intriguing, even ... fascinating look at the promise of online audio and video.)

    Someone To Watch Over Me Would you ask for permission to put a lock on your door? Well, that’s where encryption comes in.

    Online — Buy the Book Fine literature at your fingertips, courtesy of the Internet.

    To the Barricades (at 28.8K)! Can’t get your message through the mandarins of the media? The Net was made for you.

    Copyright 1999, 2000 Jerome D. Tuccille. E-mail