A guide to Anonymous Blogging

On January 7, 2006 by Anant With 3 Comments - Blogging, Computers, Internet, Technology

With all the paranoia surrounding blogging and the spate of lawsuits, arrests, cease and desist orders etc, this is a great read for those who want to blog _completely_ anonymously. This goes very far out in using relays, anonymous email accounts etc.

Extremely good read for those who want to blog but don’t want the hassle of potential lawsuits, for example when whistle-blowing on a “bad” company or when one’s educational institute is very conservative.

A technical guide to anonymous blogging – a very early draft

Edit: I know this article is very old. I had actually published this post quite a while back but somehow marked it as a private post. Recently reviewing my meagre archives, I came across it again and published it :-)

Edit 2: Thanks to Dave, a newer article has been published and is available here

3 Comments

  1. dave January 8, 2006

    actually this article was updated a few days ago

    http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/dyn/globalvoices/wiki/index.php/AnonBlog

    Also, you’ll find some links regarding anonymous surfing, in the quote box near the bottom of the page in this news article:
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/click_online/4587622.stm

    This is a very worrying subject, the world has to do what it can to help eachother.

    dave

  2. AJ January 8, 2006

    Thanks for the updated article. And yes it is a worrying subject. I’m in a country where the cyber laws are up to date yet but then that also means that bloggers will have no protection from the law :(

  3. dave January 10, 2006

    thanks for the reply, and adding the edit to your post (-:

    see ya

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