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Wed, 21 May 2003
Deep Links from EFF
Deep Links, provided by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), features noteworthy news items, victories, and threats from
around the Internet.
- Oops! We Engineered Your Rights Away
The lessons of Intuit and digital rights management.
- Chinese Website Operator Jailed
Huang Qi has been sentenced to five years in prison for allowing
articles on the 1989 Tiananmen Square killings to be posted on his site.
- Beep Beep: RIAA Radar
When used in conjunction with Amazon.com's detailed album view, this
bookmarklet can check if an album was produced by an RIAA member company.
- Puretunes is Spanish for P2P
A Spanish music downloading service claims to have a legal loophole
and is partnering with Grokster.
- Three Congressmen Form "Anti-Piracy" Caucus
They're supporting stronger IP laws and, if their histories tell us
anything, hacking the computers of P2P users.
- Tennessee Digital Freedom Fights the S-DMCA
TNDF is a model resource for state activism on the S-DMCA.
For more information about Electronic Frontier Foundation, visit eff.org.