Friday, August 16, 2002

Slashdot | The Day The Music Died: Windows Media and DRM. SampleMinded writes "The Guardian reports on an early glimpse of what a DRM controlled future looks like. Imagine backing up your files, reformatting your hard drive, then copying the files back over only to find your music no longer works. It happened to this guy. Now That's what I call Xperience!" [Privacy Digest]     dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 11:09:09 AM      GigaLaw.com: Are Pop-Up Advertisements on the Web Illegal? Are pop-up ads illegal? A group of publishers suing Gator argue the company's ads violate copyright and trademark law. Like so many areas of Internet law, the answer isn't clear, but the debate has the potential to reshape online advertising.  [Privacy Digest]      dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 11:07:26 AM      Privacy News from Wired News - Disputed Air ID Law May Not Exist. A recent lawsuit filed by Electronic Frontier Foundation founder John Gilmore against U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, United Airlines and several others challenges the requirement that airline flyers present government-issued identification in order to travel within the United States.  [Privacy Digest]      dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 11:04:33 AM      aesutil 1.0.3 (Stable) is a small library and command line program to encrypt or decrypt data using the Rijndael algorithm in CBC mode. [freshmeat.net]     dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 11:01:46 AM          Point counter point.  MS soft-pedals SSL hole. Hardly a problem, the way they tell it [The Register]      dennisRadio Encouragement  [] 10:04:51 AM

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