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Thursday, July 22, 2004 |
Explanations of current and future technologies, from Public Knowledge,
including
Copyrights and Wrongs -- Damming the Flow of 'Free' Information,
Hand-Held Device For DVD Movies Raises Legal Issues,
SACD,
DVD-A,
DVD,
Mesh Network,
MP3, and
WiFi.
7:39:18 AM
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Four years ago in my weblogging
- Toysmart can sell its database, but the FTC is making some stab at
protecting privacy, all the same.
- E-Mail Sniffing Program's Bark Worse Than Its Bite, FBI Says
- You may have read that Stephen King will be selling his next novel
online, a chapter at a time. The plan is to post the first chapter, and
only to post the second if seventy-five percent of those who download the
first send a dollar to King. The first chapter would be pulled after the
third is posted, or something like that. Now comes news that amazon.com
will handle the payments for King, although he declined to make the
'co-publishers.'
- Kevin Poulson's report on the Hackers on Planet Earth (HOPE) conference
notes striking differences from former versions of the event--most notably
an upsurge in 'hacktivism,' and discussions of things like the WTO 'Battle
in Seattle' by attendees such as former Dead Kennedys singer Jello
Biafra.
4:38:50 AM
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