Resignation Rush Threatens Internet Watchdog
News A document leaked to ZDNet UK News reveals that Clive Feather notified the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) of his decision to quit the board and the Funding Council by email on 20 December. After helping to set up the organisation in 1996, Feather...
[January 8, 2002, 13:50]
ISPs, Telcos And Police Voice Fears Over Data Retention Cost
News Deleted'," said Internet expert Clive Feather, speaking at the Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) Annual Parliamentary Advisory Forum in Westminster. Feather also raised other concerns about the wording of the directive says that it...
[January 13, 2006, 8:50]
Data Retention: Who's Watching You?
News Responding to a question from APIG chairman Richard Allan, Liberal MP for Sheffield Hallam, Thus Internet expert Clive Feather said: "We're already starting to get people queuing up for even the little bits of data we currently retain.
[December 13, 2002, 16:03]
Law May Be Updated To Cover DoS Attacks
News According to Clive Feather, Internet expert at Thus, an urgent review of the law is needed. It needs updating fast," said Feather on Wednesday, giving evidence at an inquiry into data retention held by the UK Parliament's All Party Internet Group.
[December 11, 2002, 16:52]
Snooping Laws Caught In Catch-22
News We want data access for agencies (other than police) to be repealed," said Clive Feather, Internet expert at Thus. Feather said it is essential that anybody who needs access to the data comes in through the same channel.
[December 13, 2002, 15:54]
Chatroom Danger: The Role Of The Internet Watch Foundation
News This echoes his IWF cofounder Clive Feather's remarks during a House of Lords debate. chatroom, Feather asked where the parents were. Online paedophilia is back in the news following the terrible revelations about the Wonderland Club -- the world's...
[March 15, 2001, 12:43]
ISPs Spell Out True Cost Of Data Retention
News Clive Feather, an Internet expert at ISP Thus who also gave evidence, said AOL's figure of 36,000 CDs was if anything an underestimate of the scale of the problem. Feather said he had no idea where the government's estimate of £20m for the whole...
[December 12, 2002, 9:00]
Big Brother Awards Nominees Plumb New Depths
News Clive Feather, an ISP representative, resigned in December citing similar complaints. The nominees for this year's Big Brother Awards, which recognise villains of privacy in the Internet age, have sunk to new depths, according to the judges.
[February 25, 2002, 11:13]
