Wagner, Daniel;Verena Dobnik«Swartz’ death fuels debate over computer crime».Associated Press,13 gener 2013.«JSTOR’s attorney, Mary Jo White — formerly the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan — had called the lead Boston prosecutor in the case and asked him to drop it, said Peters.»Arxivat 30 de març 2013 a Wayback Machine.«Còpia arxivada». Arxivat de l'original el 2013-03-30.[Consulta: 23 març 2013].
Schworm, Peter;Adams, Dan;Lotan, Gal«Report of gunman at MIT a hoax».Boston Globe,24-02-2013,p.B1.«Police would not describe the contents of the threat… Authorities said there was no indication the hoax was related to Aaron Swartz.»
Boyle, James.«The Prosecution of Aaron Swartz: A Reply to Orin Kerr».Huffington Post,18 gener 2013.«In his descriptions of the facts, the issues surrounding prosecutorial discretion, and even sometimes of the law he tends to stress evidence against Aaron …»
«Terms and Conditions of Use».JSTOR. Nova York: ITHAKA,15-01-2013.«JSTOR’s integrated digital platform is a trusted digital repository providing for long-term preservation and access to … scholarly materials: journal issues …; manuscripts and monographs; …; spatial/geographic information systems data; plant specimens; …»
Aush0k;TibitXimer.«R.I.P Aaron Swartz». [harvard.edu],22 gener 2013. Arxivat de l'original el 23 01 2013.«hacked by aush0k and tibitximer»
Kao, Joanna«MIT DNS hacked; traffic redirected».The Tech[MIT],23-01-2013,p.1.«From 11:58 a.m. to 1:05 p.m., MIT’s DNS was redirected … to CloudFlare, where the hackers had configured servers to return a Harvard IP address …. By 7:15 p.m., CloudFlare removed the ‘mail.mit.edu’ record, which referred to the machine … at KAIST.»Arxivat 2017-12-23 a Wayback Machine.
Aush0k;TibitXimer.«R.I.P Aaron Swartz». [harvard.edu],22 gener 2013. Arxivat de l'original el 23 01 2013.«hacked by aush0k and tibitximer»
MIT(27 02 2013)."E-mail to MIT community members". Nota de premsa. “The caller identified the alleged gunman by name … a member of MIT’s staff. This person was later … found not to be connected to the incident… The caller indicated that the alleged gunman was retaliating against people involved in the suicide of Aaron Swartz.”
Susana Hak et al.«Compilation of Dec. 15, 2010– 020 001 2011»(PDF).Hak–De Paz Police Log Compilations[MIT & Cambridge, Mass.],1-2011.«Jan. 6 … Aaron Swartz, was arrested at 24 Lee Street as a suspect for breaking and entering at E15 ….»Arxivat 2016-03-17 a Wayback Machine.
MacFarquhar, Larissa«Requiem for a dream: The tragedy of Aaron Swartz».The New Yorker[N.Y.C.],11 març 2013.«[Swartz] wrote a script that instructed his computer to download articles continuously, something that was forbidden by JSTOR’s terms of service.… He spoofed the computer’s address…. This happened several times. MIT traced the requests to his laptop, which he had hidden in an unlocked closet.»
Cohen, Noam«How M.I.T. ensnared a hacker, bucking a freewheeling culture».The New York Times,20-01-2013,p.A1.«‘Suspect is seen on camera entering network closet’ [in an unlocked building].… Within a mile of MIT … he was stopped by an MIT police captain and [U.S. Secret Service agent] Pickett.»
Gerstein, Josh.«MIT also pressing charges against hacking suspect».Politico,22-07-2011. Arxivat de l'original el 2015-07-27.[Consulta: 24 febrer 2013].«[Swartz’s] alleged use of MIT facilities and Web connections to access the JSTOR database … resulted in two state felony charges for breaking into a ‘depository’ and breaking & entering …, according to local prosecutors.»
Malamud, Carl.«Aaron's Army».Speech at Memorial for Aaron Swartz. Public.Resource.Org,24 gener 2013.«[T]he bureaucrats who ran the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts … called the FBI …. They found nothing wrong.… Was the merciless JSTOR prosecution the revenge of embarrassed bureaucrats … because the U.S. Senate called them on the carpet?»
Dobuzinskis, Alex;P.J. Huffstutter«Internet activist, programmer Aaron Swartz dead at 26».Reuters,13 gener 2013[Consulta: 23 març 2013].«That belief — that information should be shared and available for the good of society — prompted Swartz to found the nonprofit group Demand Progress.»«Còpia arxivada». Arxivat de l'original el 2013-03-05.[Consulta: 23 març 2013].
Peters, Justin«The Idealist: Aaron Swartz wanted to save the world. Why couldn't he save himself?».Slate[N.Y.C.],07-02-2013.«The superseding indictment … claimed that Swartz had ‘contrived to break into a restricted-access wiring closet at MIT.’ But the closet door had been unlocked—and remained unlocked even after the university and authorities were aware that someone had been in there trying to access the school's network.»
Lessig, Lawrence.«Prosecutor as bully».Lessig Blog, v2,12 gener 2013.«Aaron consulted me as a friend and lawyer.… [M]y obligations to Harvard created a conflict that made it impossible for me to continue as a lawyer ….»
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Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman.«TarenSK: MIT Memorial Service»,13-03-2013.[Consulta: 15 març 2013]. amb enllaços a vídeos de les intervencions de la cerimònia.
Stamos, Alex.«The truth about Aaron Swartz’s "crime"».Unhandled Exception,12-01-2013. Arxivat de l'original el 2013-08-10.[Consulta: 24 febrer 2013].«The government provided no evidence that these downloads caused a negative effect on JSTOR or MIT, except due to silly overreactions such as turning off all of MIT’s JSTOR access due to downloads from a pretty easily identified user agent.»
Swartz, Aaron.«Guerilla Open Access Manifesto». Internet Archive,juliol 2008.«We need to buy secret databases and put them on the Web. We need to download scientific journals and upload them to file sharing networks.»
Sleight, Graham.«‘Homeland,’ by Cory Doctorow».The Washington Post,01-02-2013.«As Doctorow made clear in his eloquent obituary, he drew on advice from Swartz in setting out how his protagonist could use the information now available about voters to create a grass-roots anti-establishment political campaign.… One of the book’s two afterwords is by Swartz.»
«Our Mission»(blog).Demand Progress. Arxivat de l'original el 2013-01-22.[Consulta: 15 gener 2013].
Wagner, Daniel;Verena Dobnik«Swartz’ death fuels debate over computer crime».Associated Press,13 gener 2013.«JSTOR’s attorney, Mary Jo White — formerly the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan — had called the lead Boston prosecutor in the case and asked him to drop it, said Peters.»Arxivat 30 de març 2013 a Wayback Machine.«Còpia arxivada». Arxivat de l'original el 2013-03-30.[Consulta: 23 març 2013].
Susana Hak et al.«Compilation of Dec. 15, 2010– 020 001 2011»(PDF).Hak–De Paz Police Log Compilations[MIT & Cambridge, Mass.],1-2011.«Jan. 6 … Aaron Swartz, was arrested at 24 Lee Street as a suspect for breaking and entering at E15 ….»Arxivat 2016-03-17 a Wayback Machine.
Gerstein, Josh.«MIT also pressing charges against hacking suspect».Politico,22-07-2011. Arxivat de l'original el 2015-07-27.[Consulta: 24 febrer 2013].«[Swartz’s] alleged use of MIT facilities and Web connections to access the JSTOR database … resulted in two state felony charges for breaking into a ‘depository’ and breaking & entering …, according to local prosecutors.»
Stamos, Alex.«The truth about Aaron Swartz’s "crime"».Unhandled Exception,12-01-2013. Arxivat de l'original el 2013-08-10.[Consulta: 24 febrer 2013].«The government provided no evidence that these downloads caused a negative effect on JSTOR or MIT, except due to silly overreactions such as turning off all of MIT’s JSTOR access due to downloads from a pretty easily identified user agent.»
Dobuzinskis, Alex;P.J. Huffstutter«Internet activist, programmer Aaron Swartz dead at 26».Reuters,13 gener 2013[Consulta: 23 març 2013].«That belief — that information should be shared and available for the good of society — prompted Swartz to found the nonprofit group Demand Progress.»«Còpia arxivada». Arxivat de l'original el 2013-03-05.[Consulta: 23 març 2013].
Kao, Joanna«MIT DNS hacked; traffic redirected».The Tech[MIT],23-01-2013,p.1.«From 11:58 a.m. to 1:05 p.m., MIT’s DNS was redirected … to CloudFlare, where the hackers had configured servers to return a Harvard IP address …. By 7:15 p.m., CloudFlare removed the ‘mail.mit.edu’ record, which referred to the machine … at KAIST.»Arxivat 2017-12-23 a Wayback Machine.
Singel, Ryan«Rogue academic downloader busted by MIT webcam stakeout, arrest report says».Wired[N.Y.C.],27-02-2011.«Swartz is accused … of stealing the articles by attaching a laptop directly to a network switch in … a 'restricted' room, though neither the police report nor the indictment [mentions] a door lock or signage indicating the room is off-limits.»
Ante, Spencer;Anjali Athavaley;Joe Palazzolo«Legal case strained troubled activist».Wall Street Journal,14 gener 2013,p.B1.«With the government’s position hardening, Mr. Swartz realized that he would have to face a costly public trial…. He would need to ask for help financing his defense….»
