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...also hang out online a lot, and now and then on the Net someone will impersonate me, spoofing my E-mail address or posting stupid stuff to bulletin boards or behaving in a frightfully un-Quittner-like manner in chat parlors from here to Bianca's Smut Shack. It's annoying, I suppose. But in the end, the faux Quittners get bored and disappear. My reputation, such as it is, survives...
...Joshua Quittner...
...catch? Law enforcement agencies will be given the keys to break the codes with the permission of a court order. "Clinton was taking a beating all over Silicon Valley, a potentially rich source of campaign contributions, due to his hard-line views on encryption," says TIME's Joshua Quittner. "Clearly a compromise was hammered out. The software industry is too big a part of the international economy for Clinton to ignore its concerns." The White House's plan allows the export of software which encrypts data using codes up to 56 bits long, which are much harder to break than...
...JOSHUA QUITTNER has the kind of job William Gibson might have foreseen. Every weekday in cyberspace, Quittner produces an irreverent column called the Netly News that appears on TIME Warner's Pathfinder Website http://pathfinder.com/Netly/) Then, in the physical world, once a month he rides a few floors down in the elevator to write a story for TIME's more traditional vehicle. Having aggressively covered the progress of the Communications Decency Act for Netly, Quittner was well positioned to write about the landmark court decision this week that found the law "profoundly repugnant" and unconstitutional. "This is a story...
...Joshua Quittner. With reporting by Noah Robischon and Chris Stamper/New York