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Thursday, September 02, 2004

The Digital Library of the Commons. Good stuff.

MPAA concentrates efforts on real pirates for once.

Analysis of Skylinc case.

P2P users increase dramatically. Too dramatically, I think...probably data just as bad as the ??AA's.
Still, P2P use is definitely moving along just swimmingly.

Highlights of an interview with Dan Glickman, new head of the MPAA.

DRM inhibits substantial noninfringing uses. Similar problem in HDTV spec.

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 9:56 PM

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