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“Warning: Trademark and/or Copyright Infringement” More related Perry Hoberman art (”OK/Cancel” series)
Janis Ian: “Don’t sever a high-tech lifeline for musicians”
0 Comments Published February 3rd, 2003 in Digital Rights, WrongsRecently, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that Verizon must give the RIAA the name of a customer suspected — there is no evidence — of downloading “infringing” files. In an L.A. Times editorial, Janis Ian comments on the RIAA’s actions from the point of view of an average, successful recording […]
Microsoft retreats on “Palladium” name
1 Comment Published January 30th, 2003 in Digital Rights, WrongsThe much-reviled “Palladium” — a reference to items, generally passed from one person to another as gifts, that are believed to protect the the lives of those who carry them — is now the generic-sounding and much-reviled “next-generation secure computing base”.
Since Microsoft is apparently going the security-through-obscurity route even with the name, I hereby give […]
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