Get the legislators to change the law. The furor over the warrantless wiretapping that came to light last year has taken another major turn today with the Senate passing a bill that retroactively changes the law to make it legal. Part of the bill also grants immunity to the telco’s that provided the infrastructure and information.
CNN Visitors the Consumer Electronics Show coverage starts here tomorrow be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed or bookmark the site, we are going to have a lot of coverage you are not going to find anyplace else because we really dig for the juicy stuff. While many sites will re-publish press releases what you are going to see
A post on the Loose Wire blog hit a chord with me, it describes how the worlds best selling phone (Nokia 1100) is also one of the simplest, and at least one of the users of this phone is in the phone industry.
We all know that the MPAA hates fair use and have gone to great lengths to block consumers access to media that they legally own through industry tainted legislation.
I have been thinking about the announcement from TiVo a couple of days ago that they are going to to be sharing TiVo users viewing habits with a whole host of industry people.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has broken the code that is being embedded into colour documents to track when a document has been printed and the serial number of the machine that did it.