Lee Hadden Writes:
Scientific American announces a new publishing program in the October
2000 issue, pages 34-36, in the \”Technology & Business\” section. A new
program that allows a user to post an item to the World Wide Web that
cannot be altered or erased was announced in mid-August. Called \”Publius\”,
it permits an author to place a file on the web that cannot be tampered
with or removed by censors or even government officials. It will be nearly
impossible to remove illegal materials from the web.
The program can be combined with anonymous hosts to obscure the names
of the file owner, and thus the file could truly be speech without
accountability.
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