   October 23, 2005 - October 29, 2005 ArchiveOctober 26, 2005An Open Letter to Yahoo's Jerry Yang
The full text of the powerful, damning message to Yahoo's co-founder, from Beijing dissident Liu Xiaobo.
Lack of a Broadcast Flag Boosts HDTV Tuners
"With the broadcast flag being struck down...tuner card manufacturers are aggressively doing HDTV TV tuner card products for retail," says a software PVR developer.
Selling Your CDs, Pt 2
Copyright expert Bill Patry steps in on the legality of selling your CDs after making digital copies.
Doctorow on Europe's Coming Broadcast Flag
O'Reilly reports on Cory's speech at EuroOSCON
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October 24, 2005Patent Office Three-Way, November 17, Munich
State what you think of software and business practice patents to the heads of Japanese, US and EU patent offices.
Authors for Google Print
Jason Kottke on an author who wants her publisher to cooperate with Google Print, not sue it.
Bill Gates Against "Anti-Consumer" DRM
Blu-ray copy-protection crosses the line (handily drawn a little away from Microsoft's own DRM).
CALEA Goes to College
Schools are balking against the costs of wire-tapping their students.
Digital Music Copying Law Unclear
Can you sell your CDs and keep your ripped music? No one — including EFF and the RIAA — knows for sure.
EULAs I Have Known
Tom's Guide takes a look at some of the more egregious EULA terms they've seen.
Iranian Blogger Receives 124 Lashes
The Committee to Protect Bloggers has more info and a show of support HTML snippet to include on your site.
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