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Wednesday, September 3, 2003
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What a Half-Smile Really Means: "Micro-expressions -- facial expressions that last a fraction of a second -- give away exactly how you feel, no matter how hard you try to conceal it. A CD-ROM set teaches how to detect the emotions people try to hide. By Kim Zetter." [Wired News]
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RIAA Subpoenas Raise New Privacy Concerns: "Protecting privacy from the 'new spam' By Peter Swire for the Boston Globe. Overlooked in the heated rhetoric has been a victim of the RIAA's campaign - the privacy of all those who surf the Internet or send e-mail. On the RIAA view, your sensitive personal information on the Web would be available to anyone who can fill out a one-page form." [On Lisa Rein's Radar]
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