Access

Bibliography

01-11-05-RollCall-E-Congress.txt
01-12-00-MITTechRev-UIMetaphors.txt
02-01-07-BBC-EVoting.txt
02-01-21-Ubiquity-EGovernment.txt
02-02-04-Ubiquity-Badre-UIs.txt
02-03-07-SJMerc-HomeNetAccessStats.txt
02-03-12-Ubiquity-EGovernment-2.txt
02-04-08-EWeek-EGovTechChallenges.txt
02-04-18-WashPost-DigtialDivideStillExists.txt
02-05-24-BBBriefings-BBTelecomAct-.txt
02-05-30-SJMerc-BushAdminCutsAccess-DigDivide.txt
02-06-03-ERCIM-UI4ALL-Workshop.txt
02-06-21-Wired-AccessibilityProgress.txt
02-07-11-SJMerc-BroadbandWidensDigitalDivide.txt
02-08-14-SJMerc-PDA-likeComputerClosesDigitalDivide.txt
02-09-02-AP-LawsuitChargesATTIgnoredMinorities.txt
02-09-11-Mercuri-ProblemsWithTouchscreenVotingMachines.txt
02-11-00-TechReview-ExperiencesWithOnlineVoting.txt
02-11-05-PCWorld-OnlineVoting.txt
02-11-21-WashPost-DOEShutsDownFreeWebInfoSearchSite.txt
02-12-02-UMD-EvaluationOfMDsEVotingMachine.txt
02-12-31-TechNews-TechPoliciesInThe107thCongress.txt
03-01-24-DDill-VotingMachinesMustProvideVoterAuditTrail.txt
03-01-26-ADT-MirrorWorlds-Gelernter-DesktopNotUsefulForInfoO.txt
03-02-06-NYT-WiFiToBeUsedInRuralFrance.txt
03-02-19-ACMUbiquity-LFCranor-Privacy-Surveillence-Voting.txt
03-02-20-Salon-ProblemsWithElectronicVotingMachines.txt
03-02-21-NationalJ-ComputerScientistsChallengeTouchScreenVot.txt
03-02-21-SecurityFocus-ComputerScientistsChallengeTouchScree.txt
03-02-22-BusinessWeek-Raskin-NewInterface-CommandLineWithVis.txt
03-02-25-BlackBoxVoting-WhistleBlowerSuesVotingMachineCompan.txt
03-02-25-MSNBC-ComputerScientistsConcernedAboutEVoting.txt
03-02-26-SJMerc-CountyEVotingPlansAdvanceInSpiteOfConcerns.txt
03-03-03-SFGate-ComputerScientistsQuestionEVoting.txt
03-03-09-SJMerc-BlogsSuccessHeraldsBigFuture.txt
03-03-13-ALA-S609RestoreFOIAWouldEliminateSomeExemptions.txt
03-03-24-InfoWeek-CompaniesBringingEmailToFactoryWorkers.txt
03-03-28-WashPost-ComputerScientistsDisputeTouchScreenVoting.txt
03-03-30-SJMerc-SpeedAndAccuracyLimitSpeechRecognition.txt
03-04-00-WUSTL-WebAccessForTheVisuallyImpaired.txt
03-04-17-SJMerc-WhiteHouseCreatesEgovernmentOffice.txt
03-04-17-USAToday-WiFiGivesDevelopingNationsInternetAccess.txt
03-04-21-SJMerc-AskTheWhiteHouseWebsiteMainlyForPR.txt
03-04-21-SJMerc-FCCPlansStricterRulesOnE-RateNetAccess.txt
03-04-28-IHT-ManySayEVotingUnsafe.txt
03-05-07-MapCruzin-NebraskaElectronicVotingProblems.txt
03-05-09-Wired-VotingMachinesWithPaperTrailIntroduced.txt
03-05-15-NYT-ProblemsWithEVoting.txt
03-05-18-SJMerc-DG-SKoreanCitizenReportersChangingJournalism.txt
03-05-19-EWeek-WebAccessForTheImpaired.txt
03-05-23-UMD-EVotingSystemUsabilityIssues.txt
03-05-30-USACM-LetterToCongHoltOnEVoting.txt
03-06-24-ABCNews-DODProposesEVotingForMilitary.txt
03-06-30-SJMerc-OnLinePublicRecordsTooAccessible.txt
03-11-10-CUU2003-ConfOnUniversalUsability.txt




==========> 01-11-05-RollCall-E-Congress.txt==========

November 05, 2001 

   E-Congress: Possible? Yes. Likely? No. 
   By Amy Keller 

   As lawmakers and their staffs cope with disruptions related to the
   anthrax scare on Capitol Hill and warnings of potential terrorist attacks,
   some in Washington are pondering the idea of creating a so-called
   "virtual Congress" as an alternative to legislating in the flesh.



==========> 01-12-00-MITTechRev-UIMetaphors.txt==========

The Next Computer Interface

Technology Review, December 2001
By Claire Tristram

The desktop metaphor was a brilliant innovation30 years ago. Now it's an 
unmanageable mess, and the search is on for a better way to handle information.

"The desktop is dead," declares David Gelernter. Gelernter is referring to the 
"desktop metaphor"the term frequently used for the hierarchical system of 


==========> 02-01-07-BBC-EVoting.txt==========

Monday, 7 January, 2002, 12:42 GMT 
E-voting: A load of old ballots?
          
The UK should be the first country to hold its
general elections online, says Robin Cook, leader
of the Commons. But BBC News Online's
technology correspondent Mark Ward says it is
not going to be easy. 

You can order a pizza via the net, visit a webcam to


==========> 02-01-21-Ubiquity-EGovernment.txt==========

Observations from the Trenches of Electronic Government
               By Gord Jenkins


Infrastructure, political mandate, and internal organization influence how a 
country manages e-government. One author discovered seven common themes among 
five different e-government implementations. 

The following observations are based on my experience in
electronic government (e-gov) while living and working in Sweden,


==========> 02-02-04-Ubiquity-Badre-UIs.txt==========

Shaping Web Usability: Interaction Design in Context

By Albert N. Badre

Optimizing the user experience should be the ultimate aim of the Web usability 
designer.

Chapter 1: Human Computer Interaction for the Web

The billboards loomed over America's highways and byways,


==========> 02-03-07-SJMerc-HomeNetAccessStats.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/2811195.htm

  Posted on Thu, Mar. 07, 2002
  Report: Half a billion people have home Internet access

  HONG KONG (Reuters) - Nearly half a billion people around the world had 
access to the Internet from their homes by the end of last year, 
Nielsen/NetRatings said on Thursday.

  The Internet measurement firm said some 498 million people could surf the web 


==========> 02-03-12-Ubiquity-EGovernment-2.txt==========

http://www.acm.org/ubiquity/views/g_jenkins_2.html

Lessons From the Trenches of E-Gov: Part 2
By Gordon Jenkins

For the countries that have it, e-government is helpful but has yet to fulfill 
its potential.

Introduction



==========> 02-04-08-EWeek-EGovTechChallenges.txt==========

http://www.eweek.com/article/0,3658,s%253D709%2526a%253D25089,00.asp

April 8, 2002
eGov Challenges Tech

By  John Taschek 

  The U.S. Government is going electronic but may be setting policy ahead of 
available technology. A series of initiatives, most of them passed during the 
Clinton administration, mandates that government agenciesand the hundreds of 


==========> 02-04-18-WashPost-DigtialDivideStillExists.txt==========

http://www.newsbytes.com/news/02/176000.html
 
Larry Irving: Digital Divide Lives, Few People Care 
By Robert MacMillan, Newsbytes
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.,
18 Apr 2002, 9:14 PM CST

The digital divide still is very much alive, but U.S. corporations and the 
federal government have unfairly abdicated their roles in helping to bring the 
Internet to U.S. citizens regardless of their race or class, said former U.S. 


==========> 02-05-24-BBBriefings-BBTelecomAct-.txt==========

Subject: Broadband Briefings: The Bells' Future
Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 08:53:56 -0600 (MDT)
From: Audrie Krause 

Published by NetAction            Issue No. 24              May 24, 2002

Two Takes On Bridging the Digital Divide

Two bills that take dramatically different approaches to bridging the
digital divide were introduced recently in the U.S. Senate. Both


==========> 02-05-30-SJMerc-BushAdminCutsAccess-DigDivide.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/3366306.htm

  Posted on Thu, May. 30, 2002

  Consumer groups attack Bush administrations position on Internet digital 
divide

  WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration is wrong to declare that the 
digital divide is narrowing and should focus on expanding Internet access for 
the poor and less educated in their homes, leading consumer groups said 


==========> 02-06-03-ERCIM-UI4ALL-Workshop.txt==========

7th ERCIM WORKSHOP "USER INTERFACES FOR ALL"

23 - 25 October 2002

http://ui4all.ics.forth.gr/workshop2002

Paris (Chantilly), France
Golf Hotel de Mont Griffon, R.D. 909 - 95270 Luzarches
http://www.golfhotelparis.com



==========> 02-06-21-Wired-AccessibilityProgress.txt==========

http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,53376,00.html

Tech Access Law: Slow Progress 
By Kendra Mayfield 

2:00 a.m. June 21, 2002 PDT 

A year ago, a new law introduced strict technological accessibility standards 
to make government websites, as well as major commercial hardware and software 
products, more accessible to federal workers and other users with disabilities. 


==========> 02-07-11-SJMerc-BroadbandWidensDigitalDivide.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/3641835.htm

  Posted on Thu, Jul. 11, 2002
  Study: As more use broadband, digital divide widens
  By Sam Diaz
  Mercury News

  John Hong has been high-speed surfing the Web for more than three years, 
first as a subscriber of ISDN services and now as a subscriber of DSL.



==========> 02-08-14-SJMerc-PDA-likeComputerClosesDigitalDivide.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/3866244.htm

Posted on Wed, Aug. 14, 2002
Mike Langberg: Simple computer helps close digital divide
By Mike Langberg
Mercury News

  I've always been a digital-divide cynic, suspecting all the talk about 
transforming the lives of poor people through Internet access to be 
self-serving narcissism from Silicon Valley technologists seeking a 


==========> 02-09-02-AP-LawsuitChargesATTIgnoredMinorities.txt==========

Associated Press
Suit Alleges AT&T Ignored Minorities
Fri Aug 30,11:51 PM ET
By JILL BARTON, AP Business Writer
09/03/02

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A lawsuit against AT&T Broadband alleges the
company intentionally denied high-speed Internet access to minority and
poor neighborhoods and overcharged other customers for services.



==========> 02-09-11-Mercuri-ProblemsWithTouchscreenVotingMachines.txt==========

http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/22.24.html#subj1

Forum on Risks to the Public in Computers and Related Systems
ACM Committee on Computers and Public Policy, Peter G. Neumann, moderator
Volume 22: Issue 24
Weds 11 September 2002
Florida Primary 2002: Back to the Future 
Rebecca Mercuri
Florida Primary 2002: Back to the Future
"Rebecca Mercuri"  


==========> 02-11-00-TechReview-ExperiencesWithOnlineVoting.txt==========

http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/innovation11102.asp

Venturing to Vote Online
Innovation   By Julie Claire Diop   
November 2002
European governments experiment with Internet elections

Who will ever forget the endless examinations of Florida’s paper ballots and 
the debates over "hanging" and "pregnant" chads after the 2000 U.S. 
presidential vote? Florida’s saga continued in September as technical glitches 


==========> 02-11-05-PCWorld-OnlineVoting.txt==========

http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,106734,00.asp

Dreaming of a Digital Democracy
Advocates say it's just a matter of time--and security--before we log on to 
cast ballots.
Michelle Madigan, Medill News Service
Tuesday, November 05, 2002

WASHINGTON -- Americans are trekking to the polls to cast their votes by 
touching a screen or punching a card. In an Internet-dominated society, some 


==========> 02-11-21-WashPost-DOEShutsDownFreeWebInfoSearchSite.txt==========

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A17568-2002Nov20.html

Free Web Research Link Closed Under Pressure From Pay Sites 
By Jonathan Krim
Washington Post Staff Writer
Thursday, November 21, 2002; Page E01 

The Energy Department has shut down a popular Internet
site that catalogued government and academic science
research, in response to corporate complaints that it


==========> 02-12-02-UMD-EvaluationOfMDsEVotingMachine.txt==========

ftp://ftp.cs.umd.edu/pub/hcil/Reports-Abstracts-Bibliography/2002-25html/2002-25
.html

AN EVALUATION OF MARYLAND’S NEW VOTING MACHINE
The Center for American Politics and Citizenship
Human-Computer Interaction Lab University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742 December 2, 2002

Executive Summary



==========> 02-12-31-TechNews-TechPoliciesInThe107thCongress.txt==========

Tech Policy Priorities Changed in Wake of Terrorist Attacks
War on Terrorism Shifted Attention Away From Telecom, Copyright Issues
By TechNews.com Staff
Tuesday, December 31, 2002; 12:00 AM

In the two years of the 107th Congress, the technology industry started out
with a presence on Capitol Hill that was as strong as its high-flying stock
performance. Broadband Internet access regulations, corporate tax breaks
and fast-track trade authority for the president dominated the tech
business agenda, while consumer concerns abounded -- from what constitutes


==========> 03-01-24-DDill-VotingMachinesMustProvideVoterAuditTrail.txt==========

http://verify.stanford.edu/evote.html

Voting machines must provide a voter-verifiable audit trail 

I, David Dill, am trying to organize opposition to unauditable
 electronic voting machines by technologists, especially computer
science researchers. I have written a statement, for which I 
would like to recruit endorsements. (Here is the current list of
endorsements) 



==========> 03-01-26-ADT-MirrorWorlds-Gelernter-DesktopNotUsefulForInfoO.txt==========

http://www.adtmag.com/article.asp?id=7187

Software innovator David Gelernter says the desktop is obsolete
By Jack Vaughan

[January 28, 2003 - ADT's Programmers Report] - David Gelernter's Mirror
Worlds Technologies Inc. recently announced the beta version of software aimed
at vastly improving the end user's computer experience. Under development since
Mirror Worlds was formed in 1997, and now available free for download,
Scopeware Vision Professional is a visual information management system that


==========> 03-02-06-NYT-WiFiToBeUsedInRuralFrance.txt==========

New York Times
February 6, 2003
Wi-Fi as Savior? France's Farm Dwellers Hope So
By KRISTEN HINMAN

PARIS NEAR Sillé-le-Guillaume, a rural patch of western France, Ginette
Sybille moves some 8,000 fowls, 150 swine and 120 head of cattle on and off
her 395-acre farm each year. She conducts most of her business with
slaughterhouses in the region, but each time an animal changes hands, Mrs.
Sybille has to register the transaction online with the government.


==========> 03-02-19-ACMUbiquity-LFCranor-Privacy-Surveillence-Voting.txt==========

At the Crossroads of Technology and Policy
  Lorrie Cranor on privacy, online voting and Internet censorship.

Dr. Lorrie Faith Cranor is a Principal Technical Staff Member at
AT&T Labs-Research, where she has done work in a variety of
areas where technology and policy issues interact -- including online
privacy, electronic voting and spam. She is chair of the Platform for
Privacy Preferences Project (P3P) Specification Working Group at
the World Wide Web Consortium and author of the book Web
Privacy with P3P (O'Reilly 2002).


==========> 03-02-20-Salon-ProblemsWithElectronicVotingMachines.txt==========

http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2003/02/20/voting_machines/index.html

Hacking democracy?
Computerized vote-counting machines are sweeping the country. But they can
be hacked -- and right now there's no way to be sure they haven't been.
By Farhad Manjoo

Feb. 20, 2003  |  During the past five
months, Bev Harris has e-mailed to
news organizations a series of reports


==========> 03-02-21-NationalJ-ComputerScientistsChallengeTouchScreenVot.txt==========

National Journal's Tech Daily
The Vote Against Touch-Screen Voting
by Maureen Sirhal

A group of technologists and academics is protesting the potential
introduction of new voting machines in the heart of Silicon Valley because
they say the move will lead to questionable election results.

Led by Stanford University computer-science professor David Dill, more than
300 computer scientists, students, technology professionals and others have


==========> 03-02-21-SecurityFocus-ComputerScientistsChallengeTouchScree.txt==========

E-Voting security debate comes home
SecurityFocus
By Kevin Poulsen

Should electronic ballots decide the next presidential election? Some
respected computer scientists and security experts say the risks posed by
malicious hackers, equipment failure or subtle programming errors make
fully-electronic voting systems a bad idea. On Friday, they're taking that
fight to their own backyard, trying to stop local officials from
introducing the systems into 5,000 voting booths in the heart of


==========> 03-02-22-BusinessWeek-Raskin-NewInterface-CommandLineWithVis.txt==========

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/jan2003/tc20030122_7027.htm

JANUARY 22, 2003 
BYTE OF THE APPLE 
By Alex Salkever 

THE Key to User-Friendly Computers?
Jef Raskin, who helped design Apple's classic user interface, is working on
a new system, THE, that could be a big improvement 



==========> 03-02-25-BlackBoxVoting-WhistleBlowerSuesVotingMachineCompan.txt==========

http://www.blackboxvoting.com/votehere-lawsuit-1.html

LAWSUIT: Voting Machine Engineer Sues, Alleges Machine Design Flaws 
WHISTLEBLOWER LAWSUIT: Insider Sues Voting Machine Company 

Full text of lawsuit: http://www.blackboxvoting.com/votehere-lawsuit-1.html 
2/25/2003 -- Dan Spillane, a voting machine test engineer, has filed a lawsuit
against his former employer, DRE touch-screen voting machine manufacturer

Spillane's lawsuit charges wrongful and retaliatory termination; 


==========> 03-02-25-MSNBC-ComputerScientistsConcernedAboutEVoting.txt==========

http://www.msnbc.com/news/877280.asp?cp1=1

Critics call for electronic voting halt
Computer scientists say systems too vulnerable to fraud
ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN JOSE, Calif., Feb. 25  At least one in 10 voters
nationwide cast ballots in the last presidential
election on electronic voting machines, whose
popularity is growing as counties replace the


==========> 03-02-26-SJMerc-CountyEVotingPlansAdvanceInSpiteOfConcerns.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5266490.htm

Posted on Wed, Feb. 26, 2003
County lets e-voting plan advance without paper backup
By Karen de Sá
Mercury News

Santa Clara County supervisors rejected pleas from computer scientists
Tuesday that they require new electronic voting machines to produce a
paper trail after each touch-screen vote is cast, leaving that decision to the


==========> 03-03-03-SFGate-ComputerScientistsQuestionEVoting.txt==========

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/03/03/BU1
22767.DTL&type=tech

Scientists question electronic voting
Henry Norr 
Monday, March 3, 2003 

Oddly enough, Silicon Valley has been a laggard when it comes to
applying the technology it's famous for to the election process.
Now it's finally beginning to catch up, and it has suddenly become


==========> 03-03-09-SJMerc-BlogsSuccessHeraldsBigFuture.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5354264.htm

Posted on Sun, Mar. 09, 2003
Success of Weblogs Heralds Big Future
MICHAEL LIEDTKE
Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO - The online diaries known as Weblogs, or "blogs,"
seemed like a lot of inconsequential chatter when they surfaced a few
years ago.


==========> 03-03-13-ALA-S609RestoreFOIAWouldEliminateSomeExemptions.txt==========

Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 11:11:10 -0500
From: "ALAWASH E-MAIL" 
To: ALA Washington Office Newsline 
Subject: [ALA-WO:802] SENATE INTRODUCES RESTORE FOIA

ALAWON: American Library Association Washington Office Newsline
Volume 12, Number 22
March 13, 2003

In This Issue: Senators Introduce the Restore Freedom of Information


==========> 03-03-24-InfoWeek-CompaniesBringingEmailToFactoryWorkers.txt==========

http://www.informationweek.com/story/IWK20030321S0009

E-Mail For Everyone March 24, 2003
Companies are experimenting with low-cost,
stripped-down E-mail that all employees--from
bank tellers to factory workers--can access
By Tony Kontzer

Ken Mitchell, a shift manager at Mannington Mills
Inc.'s commercial flooring plant, relies on E-mail to


==========> 03-03-28-WashPost-ComputerScientistsDisputeTouchScreenVoting.txt==========

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A39241-2003Mar27.html

"New Voting Systems Assailed"
Washington Post (03/28/03) P. A12; Keating, Dan 

Over 300 computer scientists and experts have joined a campaign that
disputes the reliability and security of new touch-screen voting machines that
have been installed throughout several U.S. states in response to election
reforms. They argue that such systems are susceptible to human error,
malfunctions, and interference, while their biggest disadvantage lies in not


==========> 03-03-30-SJMerc-SpeedAndAccuracyLimitSpeechRecognition.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/business/technology/personal_tech
nology/5065162.htm

Posted on Thu, Jan. 30, 2003
Speech-recognition software an impediment to work
By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Mercury News

Like many a veteran computer user, I've been talking to my PC for years.
For once, I'd like it to respond.


==========> 03-04-00-WUSTL-WebAccessForTheVisuallyImpaired.txt==========

http://news-info.wustl.edu/tips/page/normal/142.html

Blind and visually impaired Web users offered taste of multimedia future
By Liam Otten

St. Louis, Mo., April 2003 - Blind and visually impaired Web users can 
experience
some of the Internet's increasingly expansive potential thanks to a group of 
senior
design students at Washington University in St. Louis. 


==========> 03-04-17-SJMerc-WhiteHouseCreatesEgovernmentOffice.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5654418.htm

Posted on Thu, Apr. 17, 2003
E-government office set up in White House
By Heather Fleming Phillips
Mercury News Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON - Efforts to make Uncle Sam more accessible to citizens online
will get a boost today with the creation of an Office of Electronic Government
within the White House.


==========> 03-04-17-USAToday-WiFiGivesDevelopingNationsInternetAccess.txt==========

http://www.usatoday.com/money/world/iraq/2003-04-16-wifi_x.htm

Posted 4/17/2003 8:28 AM 
Wi-Fi could let Iraq skip steps to leap into broadband
By Michelle Kessler, USA TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO  When Iraq is rebuilt, an
emerging wireless Internet technology may let it avoid the
broadband woes that have plagued the USA for years.



==========> 03-04-21-SJMerc-AskTheWhiteHouseWebsiteMainlyForPR.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5680998.htm

Posted on Mon, Apr. 21, 2003
`Ask the White House' makes Internet debut
By Bob Kemper
Chicago Tribune

WASHINGTON -The Bush administration, which has developed an
array of communications strategies that bypass the traditional
White House press corps, now has a new Internet feature that allows


==========> 03-04-21-SJMerc-FCCPlansStricterRulesOnE-RateNetAccess.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5680997.htm

Posted on Mon, Apr. 21, 2003
FCC plans stricter rules on 'e-rate' Net-access program
By Jube Shiver Jr.
Los Angeles Times

WASHINGTON -The Federal Communications Commission this week is
expected to tighten rules for the third time on a program that provides
Subsidized Internet access to schools and libraries, but has been


==========> 03-04-28-IHT-ManySayEVotingUnsafe.txt==========

http://www.iht.com/articles/94643.htm

Internet Voting - A Fixers Dream
Lee Dembart/IHT IHT 
Monday, April 28, 2003 

PARIS More than 1.5 million Britons will have a chance to vote
Thursday in 17 local elections using electronic voting systems that
computer security experts on both sides of the Atlantic say are
fraught with danger and an invitation to fraud.


==========> 03-05-07-MapCruzin-NebraskaElectronicVotingProblems.txt==========

http://www.mapcruzin.com/news/bush041603b.htm

Massive cyberfraud by Republicans in Nebraska?

``...former conservative radio talk-show host and now Republican U.S.
Senator Chuck Hagel was the head of, and continues to own part interest
in, the company that owns the company that installed, programmed, and
largely ran the voting machines that were used by most of the citizens
of Nebraska. When Democrat Charlie Matulka requested a hand count of
the vote in the election he lost to Hagel, his request was denied


==========> 03-05-09-Wired-VotingMachinesWithPaperTrailIntroduced.txt==========

http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,58738,00.html

Voting Machine Leaves Paper Trail  
By Joanna Glasner  
02:00 AM May. 09, 2003 PT

Voting machines that print individual ballots -- an 
election accessory many computer scientists have clamored for -- are moving a
step closer to widespread availability.



==========> 03-05-15-NYT-ProblemsWithEVoting.txt==========

"To Register Doubts, Press Here"
       New York Times (05/15/03) P. E1; Lubell, Sam 

       Electronic voting machines have gotten a boost since the controversial 
2000
       presidential elections, but the momentum is being countered by a group of
       technologists who warn that such systems are less secure than paper-based
       ones. Stanford University computer scientist David Dill is leading a 
group of
       more than 100 academic and commercial experts, including ACM, who say


==========> 03-05-18-SJMerc-DG-SKoreanCitizenReportersChangingJournalism.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/5889390.htm

Posted on Sun, May. 18, 2003
Dan Gillmor: A new brand of journalism is taking root in South Korea
By Dan Gillmor
Mercury News Technology Columnist

SEOUL - Lee Bong-Ryul has a day job as an engineer at a semiconductor
company. In his spare time, he's helping to shape tomorrow's journalism.



==========> 03-05-19-EWeek-WebAccessForTheImpaired.txt==========

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,3959,1090387,00.asp

May 19, 2003 
Web Access for All
By Debra Donston

The economy, war, the economy, security patches, the economy, natural and 
unnatural
disasters, the economy, SARSthere are dozens of reasons why Web accessibility
may not be high on organizations' priority lists right now (did we mention the


==========> 03-05-23-UMD-EVotingSystemUsabilityIssues.txt==========

ftp://ftp.cs.umd.edu/pub/hcil/Reports-Abstracts-Bibliography/2002-23html/2002-23
.html

Electronic Voting System Usability Issues
Benjamin B. Bederson,  Bongshin Lee,  Robert M. Sherman
Human-Computer Interaction Lab Computer Science Department, 
Institute for Advanced Computer Studies Univ. of Maryland,  College Park, MD 
20742

ABSTRACT


==========> 03-05-30-USACM-LetterToCongHoltOnEVoting.txt==========

May 30, 2003

The Honorable Rush Holt
1019 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515

Dear Congressman Holt,

As the Co-Chairs of USACM, the U.S. Public Policy Committee of the
Association for Computing Machinery, we are writing to commend you for your


==========> 03-06-24-ABCNews-DODProposesEVotingForMilitary.txt==========

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/FutureTech/netvoting030624.html

  An Internet-based voting system would allow millions of absentee
 ballots from Americans living and working overseas to be
 counted in "real time." But, could a national electronic
 voting system help or hurt the U.S. election process?
 (ABCNEWS.com) 
Virtual Voting United States Prepares E-Ballot System
Trial for 2004 Elections
By Paul Eng


==========> 03-06-30-SJMerc-OnLinePublicRecordsTooAccessible.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/6201466.htm

Posted on Mon, Jun. 30, 2003
Are public court records too public in cyberspace?
DAVID KRAVETS
Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO - Courthouses have long been considered stodgy institutions, 
foreign to the public they serve. The Internet has made them a little less 
detached, offering the ability to pay tickets, attend traffic school, even 


==========> 03-11-10-CUU2003-ConfOnUniversalUsability.txt==========

Call for papers CUU 2003

We invite submissions (due May 12, 2003) for the second ACM Conference on
Universal Usability, to be held in Vancouver, BC, Canada, November 10 - 11,
2003. We seek work in any area whose aim is to enable the widest range of
users to successfully use technology for information, communications,
entertainment, education, e-commerce, civic systems and government services
.

Challenges include the diversity of users (experts and novices, old and

Cryptography

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02-01-08-WashPost-Bernstein.txt
02-01-09-NewsFactor-ErasableKeys.txt
02-01-23-ZDNet-ZimmermanPGP.txt
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02-06-20-NYT-Markoff-TCPA-Issues.txt
02-06-24-InfoWorld-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt
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02-10-21-Cryptome-ReviewOfMSPalladiumMITTalk.txt
02-10-21-NewsForge-Stallman-trustedComputing.txt
02-11-15-Wired-WiFiCryptoFix-WPA-NotPerfect.txt
02-11-15-ZDNetNews-QuantumCrypto.txt
03-01-13-FedCompWeek-WiFiProtectedAccess-WPA-BetterThanWEP.txt
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03-04-10-SFGate-CFP03FocussesonCivilLibertiesIssues.txt
03-05-26-PCWorld-PGPUsedByTerroristsAndRightsActivists.txt
03-06-29-NYT-TrustedComputingIssues.txt




==========> 01-11-20-MSNBC-FBICarnivore.txt==========

FBI software cracks encryption wall
‘Magic Lantern’ part of new ‘Enhanced Carnivore Project’
          By Bob Sullivan
MSNBC

Nov. 20  The FBI is developing software capable
of inserting a computer virus onto a suspect’s
machine and obtaining encryption keys, a source
familiar with the project told MSNBC.com. The
software, known as "Magic Lantern," enables


==========> 01-12-05-WashPost-AESStd.txt==========

Federal Government Picks New Encryption Standard 

By Brian Krebs, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
05 Dec 2001, 1:49 PM CST

The U.S. government has approved a new data encryption standard to protect 
sensitive information in federal computer systems, replacing a dated and now 
insecure standard implemented in 1977. 



==========> 01-12-17-SJMerc-802.11Crypto.txt==========

Posted at 4:47 a.m. PST Monday, Dec. 17, 2001 

RSA announces fix for wireless network security hole

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - RSA Security Inc. Monday will announce
new technology designed to improve the security of wireless networks used
within buildings and protect them from so-called ``drive-by hacks.''

Bedford, Massachusetts-based RSA and Hifn of Los Gatos, California, have
developed a technology patch for the Wireless Equivalent Privacy (WEP)


==========> 01-12-19-Wired-Steganography-2DBarCodes.txt==========

Steganography, Next Generation 
By Tania Hershman 
2:00 a.m. Dec. 19, 2001 PST 

Steganography, the science of burying secret messages within something 
innocuous, has endured bad publicity recently, with unsubstantiated rumors of 
missives from Osama bin Laden hidden in images on websites. 

But the good guys can play, too. A new steganography-based technique hides 
barcodes inside pictures and could help create forgery-proof identity 


==========> 02-01-08-WashPost-Bernstein.txt==========

Prof Renews Free Speech Fight Against US Encryption Law 

By Brian Krebs, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
08 Jan 2002, 5:28 PM CST

A computer science professor is renewing a constitutional challenge to U.S. 
encryption laws, arguing that the government's policy on restricting the export 
of domestic cryptographic research violates the First Amendment. 



==========> 02-01-09-NewsFactor-ErasableKeys.txt==========

NewsFactor Network Technology's Home Page 

New Data Encryption Method Throws Away the Keys
Jay Lyman
January 09, 2002

 Last week, a U.S. District Court told the Justice Department that it could 
keep its keystroke logging technology under wraps, even as the Feds used 
information gathered by the snoopware as evidence in the trial of alleged Mafia 
defendant Nicodemo Scarfo, Jr. 


==========> 02-01-23-ZDNet-ZimmermanPGP.txt==========

PGP creator: Snooping must be curbed
By ZDNet News Staff 
ZDNet News
January 23, 2002, 10:40 AM PT
URL: http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1105-821078.html 

Phil Zimmermann, creator of Pretty Good Privacy encryption--better known as 
PGP--was
in Italy this week for the InfoSecurity conference. ZDNet Italy caught up with 
him to discuss the technical, social and politic implications of his encryption 


==========> 02-02-04-Salon-Terrorists.txt==========

The encrypted jihad
We can't stop terrorists from using uncrackable codes. So we shouldn't even try.

By Barak Jolish

Feb. 4, 2002 | Here's a tip for Treasury Department agents
tracking al-Qaida's finances: You might want to pay a visit to the
volume discount department at Dell Computer. Al-Qaida, it
seems, has been an avid consumer of computers over the last
several years, and is especially fond of laptops. It isn't hard to


==========> 02-05-02-NewScientist-RIPA-AntiSnoopingOS.txt==========

http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99992335
 
Anti-snooping operating system close to launch 
16:28 28 May 02
Will Knight
 
Computer activists in Britain are close to completing an operating system that 
could undermine government efforts to the wiretap the internet. The UK Home 
Office has condemned the project as potentially providing a new tool for 
criminals.


==========> 02-05-02-NewsFactor-QuantumCrypto.txt==========

http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/17553.html

Unbreakable Code Could Thwart Cyber Crooks
By Lou Hirsh
NewsFactor Sci::Tech, 
Part of the NewsFactor Network
May 02, 2002

Encryption is literally about to make a quantum leap, thanks to a method that 
its designers describe as an "unbreakable code" that keeps keys to information 


==========> 02-05-27-ComputerWorld-CryptofortheMasses.txt==========

http://www.computerworld.com/securitytopics/security/story/0,10801,71442,00.html

You may retrieve this story by entering QuickLink# 29731
Cryptography For the Masses
By GARY H. ANTHES 
MAY 27, 2002

Cryptography expert Martin Hellman, co-inventor of Diffie- Hellman public-key 
encryption, says he never encrypts his e-mail. It's just too much trouble. 



==========> 02-06-20-NYT-Markoff-TCPA-Issues.txt==========

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/06/20/technology/20CODE.html

June 20, 2002
Fears of Misuse of Encryption System Are Voiced
By JOHN MARKOFF

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19  A leading European computer security and privacy 
advocate is challenging an effort by the American computer industry to create a 
standard to protect software and digital content, calling the plan a smoke 
screen by established companies to protect their existing markets.


==========> 02-06-24-InfoWorld-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt==========

http://www.infoworld.com/articles/hn/xml/02/06/24/020624hnpalladium.xml

June 24, 2002 11:32 AM 
Microsoft plans new security system in future Windows 
By Sam Costello and Peter Sayer 

MICROSOFT WANTS TO change the fundamental architecture of the PC,
adding security hardware to a future release of its Windows operating system, 
the
company acknowledged Monday, after a media report and an analyst briefed by the


==========> 02-06-24-TheRegister-2-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt==========

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/25843.html

The register
MS to micro-manage your computer
By Richard Forno
Posted: 24/06/2002 at 05:04 GMT

A recent MSNBC article by techno-pundit Steven Levy discusses
Microsoft's plans for a new computer operating environment
(code-named "Palladium") that links hardware, software, and data into a neat


==========> 02-06-24-TheRegister-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt==========

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/25852.html

The Register
MS DRM OS, retagged 'secure OS' to ship with Longhorn?
By John Lettice
Posted: 24/06/2002 at 08:59 GMT

The Microsoft Secure PC project is rolling out, and could be with us as early
as the next major version of Windows, Longhorn. The whole idea of a
computer that just plain won't let you steal other people's stuff is of course a


==========> 02-06-25-TheRegister-Palladium-GPL.txt==========

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/25891.html

The Register
MS to eradicate GPL, hence Linux
By Thomas C Greene in Washington
Posted: 25/06/2002 at 22:30 GMT

Yesterday, as we all know, Microsoft fed an 'exclusive' story about its new
'Palladium' DRM/PKI Trust Machine to Newsweek hack Steven Levy (a guy
who writes without irony of "high-level encryption"), presumably because they


==========> 02-06-26-ExtremeTech-MS-Palladium-AMD-MotherboardDesign.txt==========

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,282114,00.asp

June 26, 2002 
Palladium Clues May Lie In AMD Motherboard Design 
By  Mark Hachman 

  A two-year-old white paper authored by AMD and encryption firm Wave Systems
  may offer additional clues to the design of PCs incorporating Palladium,
  Microsoft's new security initiative. 



==========> 02-06-26-RossAnderson-TCPA-PalladiumFAQs.txt==========

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/rja14/tcpa-faq.html

TCPA / Palladium Frequently Asked Questions 

Version 0.1 26 June 2002 

1. What are TCPA and Palladium? 

TCPA stands for the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance (TCPA), an initiative 
led by Intel. Their website is here. Their stated goal is `a new computing 


==========> 02-07-01-Newsweek-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt==========

http://www.msnbc.com/news/770511.asp?cp1=1

The Big Secret
An exclusive first look at Microsoft’s ambitious-and risky-plan to remake the 
personal computer to
ensure security, privacy and intellectual property rights. Will you buy it? 
By Steven Levy
NEWSWEEK

July 1 issue   In ancient Troy stood the Palladium, a


==========> 02-07-09-RossAnderson-UpdatedTCPA-PalladiumFAQs.txt==========

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/rja14/tcpa-faq.html

TCPA / Palladium Frequently Asked Questions
Version 1.0 - 9 July 2002
Ross Anderson 

TCPA stands for the Trusted Computing Platform Alliance, an initiative led by 
Intel. Their stated goal is `a new computing platform for the next century that 
will provide for improved trust in the PC platform.' Palladium is software that 
Microsoft says it plans to incorporate in future versions of Windows; it will 


==========> 02-07-10-SJMerc-OutlookPGPPluginBug.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/news/editorial/3638319.htm

  Posted on Wed, Jul. 10, 2002
  Security flaw afflicts popular technology for encrypting e-mail

  WASHINGTON (AP) - The world's most popular software for scrambling sensitive 
e-mails suffers from a programming flaw that could allow hackers to attack a 
user's computer and, in some circumstances, unscramble messages.

  The software, called Pretty Good Privacy, or PGP, is the de facto standard 


==========> 02-07-20-SJMerc-DG-MSPalladium.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/business/columnists/dan_gillmor/3
703596.htm

Posted on Sat, Jul. 20, 2002
Hollywood, tech make suspicious pairing
By Dan Gillmor
Mercury News Technology Columnist

  Last week, some of America's most influential technology executives wrote a 
let's-be-pals letter to the heads of the entertainment industry. Surely, said 


==========> 02-09-00-AtlanticMonthly-SchneierProfile-CryptoSecurityRevie.txt==========

http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/2002/09/mann.htm

The Atlantic Monthly | September 2002 
Homeland Insecurity 
A top expert says America's approach to protecting itself will only make 
matters worse. Forget "foolproof" technologywe need systems designed to fail 
smartly
    
                  by Charles C. Mann 
        


==========> 02-10-21-Cryptome-ReviewOfMSPalladiumMITTalk.txt==========

http://cryptome.org/palladium-mit.htm

21 October 2002 
Date:     Friday, Oct 18, 2002
Time:     10:30 a.m.- 12:00 noon
Place:    NOTE: NE43-518, 200 Tech Square
Title:    Palladium
Speaker:  Brian LaMacchia, Microsoft Corp.
Hosts:    Ron Rivest and Hal Abelson



==========> 02-10-21-NewsForge-Stallman-trustedComputing.txt==========

http://newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=02/10/21/1449250

Linux.Com
The Online Newspaper of Record for Linux and Open Source
Can you trust your computer?
2002.10.21 11:14
By Richard Stallman

Who should your computer take its orders from? Most people think their 
computers should obey them, not obey someone else. With a plan they call 


==========> 02-11-15-Wired-WiFiCryptoFix-WPA-NotPerfect.txt==========

http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,56350,00.html

Wi-Fi Encryption Fix Not Perfect  
By Elisa Batista 
02:00 AM Nov. 15, 2002 PT

The biggest security risk for "Wi-Fi" wireless Internet networks is that users 
sometimes fail to turn on their encryption software. 

But even the responsible ones who use the encryption program -- Wired 


==========> 02-11-15-ZDNetNews-QuantumCrypto.txt==========

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104-965957.html

New light shed on unbreakable encryption
By Sandeep Junnarkar 
Special to ZDNet News
November 15, 2002, 6:59 AM PT

Scientists at Northwestern University say they have harnessed the properties of
light to encrypt information into code that can be cracked only one way: by
breaking the physical laws of nature. 


==========> 03-01-13-FedCompWeek-WiFiProtectedAccess-WPA-BetterThanWEP.txt==========

Federal Computer Week
Gearing up for wireless security
By Brian Robinson
Jan. 13, 2003

If wireless users can endure one more round of debates about security
standards, they may soon be able to buy actual products.

It's no secret that built-in security functions lack current wireless
local-area network products, a situation due largely to the inadequacy of


==========> 03-03-31-USAToday-Patriot2-CryptoUseWouldExtendedSentences.txt==========

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/techpolicy/2003-03-31-crypto-rights_x.htm

Posted 3/31/2003 9:34 AM 
Proposed encryption laws could prove draconian, many fear

NEW YORK (AP)  Cheating on income taxes or neglecting to pay sales taxes on 
online
shopping could get you five extra years in prison if the government succeeds in 
restricting
data-scrambling technology, encryption-rights advocates fear. 


==========> 03-04-10-SFGate-CFP03FocussesonCivilLibertiesIssues.txt==========

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/gate/archive/2003/04/10/cfp.DTL

War on Electronic Privacy 
Attendees of Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference fight for high tech 
civil liberties 
Annalee Newitz, Special to SF Gate 
Thursday, April 10, 2003 

The giant silver coffee dispensers positioned at the
center of the meeting rooms in the New Yorker Hotel


==========> 03-05-26-PCWorld-PGPUsedByTerroristsAndRightsActivists.txt==========

http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,110841,00.asp

PGP Encryption Proves Powerful
 If the police and FBI can't crack the code, is the technology too strong?
Philip Willan, IDG News Service
Monday, May 26, 2003

ROME -- Italian police have seized at least two Psion personal digital 
assistants from
members of the Red Brigades terrorist organization. But the major investigative 


==========> 03-06-29-NYT-TrustedComputingIssues.txt==========

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/06/30/technology/30SECU.html

A Safer System for Home PC's Feels Like Jail to Some Critics
John Marshall Mantel for The New York Times
A sample of the code for a more secure version of Microsoft Windows.
John Marshall Mantel for The New York Times

Mario Juarez, left, the group product manager for Microsoft's security business 
unit, discussing with Aaron Verstraete their work on the "trusted computing" 
software within the Windows program.

DigitalCopyProtect-DRM

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02-05-30-EFF-Comments-BPDG-CochairsReport.txt
02-05-31-CCIA-BPDGCochairReport-Comments.txt
02-05-31-SJMerc-CDCopyProtectionEasilyBroken.txt
02-06-01-WashPost-BPDGDelaysReport.txt
02-06-03-Slate-MagicMarkerViolatesDMCA.txt
02-06-04-CCIA-Statement-BPDG-Standard.txt
02-06-04-EFF-BPDGStandard-WhyItsBad.txt
02-06-04-SJMerc-BPDG-Standard.txt
02-06-05-NYT-BPDG-DissapointingResults.txt
02-06-05-PCWorld-TechIndustryDeridesCopyControls.txt
02-06-05-Variety-BPDG-Report.txt
02-06-10-Phillips-BPDG-Concerns.txt
02-06-10-ZDNet-SimonsFeltenStanfordPPClass.txt
02-06-11-EFF-TauzinBPDGLetter.txt
02-06-11-Reuters-TauzinDTV-BPDG-Schedule.txt
02-06-12-EFF-TauzinDTV-Schedule.txt
02-06-12-WashInetDaily-TauzinPlans-BPDGProblems.txt
02-06-13-InfoWorld-ContentTechDebate.txt
02-06-20-CNETNews-HarryPotterDVDs-NoMacrovision.txt
02-06-20-NYT-Markoff-TCPA-Issues.txt
02-06-22-Cryptome-CBDTPA-TCPA.txt
02-06-24-Cryptome-TCPA-GPL.txt
02-06-24-InfoWorld-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt
02-06-24-TheRegister-2-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt
02-06-24-TheRegister-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt
02-06-25-TheRegister-Palladium-GPL.txt
02-06-26-ExtremeTech-MS-Palladium-AMD-MotherboardDesign.txt
02-06-26-RossAnderson-TCPA-PalladiumFAQs.txt
02-07-00-IEEESpectrum-CopyProtection.txt
02-07-01-Newsweek-MS-Palladium-DRM.txt
02-07-03-Cryptome-DOC-DRM-Workshop.txt
02-07-04-EFF-CommentsOnMPAABPDG-QandA.txt
02-07-04-NYT-HalVarian-DRM-DiscouragesInnovation.txt
02-07-08-ActiveWin-PalladiumExplained-TCPA.txt
02-07-08-AtNewYork-Boucher-FairUseFight.txt
02-07-08-BostonGlobe-TCPA-Palladium.txt
02-07-08-PCWorld-MSPalladiumDiscussionOpen.txt
02-07-09-RossAnderson-UpdatedTCPA-PalladiumFAQs.txt
02-07-12-USACM-BunnerBrief.txt
02-07-17-CNETNews-ProtestDOCRoundtable.txt
02-07-17-LinuxDotCom-ProtestDOCRoundtable.txt
02-07-18-LATimes-RIAA-AudioPerformanceFlag.txt
02-07-18-NYTimes-RIAA-AudioPerformanceFlag.txt
02-07-19-GeekDotCom-ProtestDOCRoundtable.txt
02-07-20-SJMerc-DG-MSPalladium.txt
02-07-27-SJMerc-DG-HijackingOurRights.txt
02-07-29-NYT-BroadcastFlag-BidenBermanBills.txt
02-07-29-PCWorld-MSRevealsPalladiumDetails.txt
02-07-29-ZDNet-Biden-AntiCounterfeitingBill.txt
02-08-01-CNETNews-HP-BacksDown-DMCA.txt
02-08-06-NatlJournal-MSandIntelRejectDVDWatermarks.txt
02-08-07-CNETNews-DRM-Review.txt
02-08-07-EFF-FCCBroadcastFlagLetter.txt
02-08-07-SJMerc-FCC-ConsidersBroadcastFlag.txt
02-08-08-EFF-PublicInterestGroupsBroadcastFlagPressRelease.txt
02-08-12-TidBITS-Doctorow-BPDG.txt
02-08-12-ZDNet-UKToCopyDMCA.txt
02-08-15-InternetSociety-StatementOnDRM.txt
02-08-18-NandoTimes-BroadcastFlag.txt
02-08-19-CNETNews-Declan-DMCA-BadButNotTooBad.txt
02-08-20-ZDNet-ToshibaMobilphileEncryptionCripplesDevice.txt
02-08-21-WashPost-Music-Spoofing-CopyProtectCDs-P2PHacking.txt
02-08-22-RSASecurity-DRMPolicyStmt.txt
02-09-00-DanBricklin-CopyProtectionRobsOurFuture.txt
02-09-03-CNETNews-MS-HP-EntertainmentPCsRestrictCopying.txt
02-09-03-LATimes-DRM-MayCurtailChoices.txt
02-09-08-SJMerc-IBM-MovielinkToDeliverMoviesOnline.txt
02-09-12-Wired-DRM-OutlookReviewed.txt
02-09-16-IPWorldwide-Godwin-HollywoodWantsToOutlawTinkering.txt
02-09-16-NewScientist-EpicPrereleaseCDsSealedInsideCDPalyer.txt
02-09-16-NYT-EpicPrereleaseCDsSealedInsideCDPalyer.txt
02-09-17-EETimes-TechIndustryBlammedForMissedContentProtecti.txt
02-09-17-SJMerc-DG-FederalSecurityPlanForControlFreaks.txt
02-09-19-SJMerc-DG-ConsumerElecAssocSpeechOnIP.txt
02-09-20-EETimes-PluggingTheAnalogHole.txt
02-09-20-InfoWorld-IP-DRM-Issues.txt
02-09-20-SMH-GodwinOnDRM.txt
02-10-01-SJMerc-DG-AppleStandAgainstEntertainmentCartel.txt
02-10-01-SJMerc-LofgrenAndBoucherBills.txt
02-10-02-ZoeLofgren-DigitalChoiceAndFreedomAct-ConsumerRight.txt
02-10-03-ALA-SupportBoucherDoolittleLofgrenBills.txt
02-10-03-CNETNews-BoucherAntiDMCA-DigitalMerdiaConsumersRigh.txt
02-10-09-SJMerc-MSCancelsPlansToEncryptTVProgramsInWindowsXP.txt
02-10-09-TheRegister-MS-BacksDownFromCopyProtectInWindowsXP.txt
02-10-10-CNETNews-JammingCamcordersInMovieTheaters.txt
02-10-11-CNETNews-DMCA-AnticircumventionProvisionCommentsSol.txt
02-10-15-CNETNews-CDReplacementDataPlayShutsDown.txt
02-10-21-Cryptome-ReviewOfMSPalladiumMITTalk.txt
02-10-21-NewsForge-Stallman-trustedComputing.txt
02-10-24-DCInternet-DOCBelievesCopyrightFightsSlowingBroadba.txt
02-10-25-PCWorld-GartnerStudy-ConsumersLikelyToShunCopyProte.txt
02-10-28-MacWorld-ConsumersLikelyToShunCopyProtectedCDs.txt
02-11-02-TechReview-CopyProtectedCDs.txt
02-11-03-AOTC-ReviewOfBadTechLegislation.txt
02-11-03-AP-TrustedComputing-UsersCedeControl.txt
02-11-03-STMerc-CriticsSayTrustedComputingThreatensConsumerF.txt
02-11-05-MSNBC-NewAudioFormatsAreCopyProtected.txt
02-11-05-TheAge-AussieResearchersConcernedAboutDMCAAtACM-DRM.txt
02-11-06-NewScientist-CDCopyProtectionWorthless.txt
02-11-08-TheRegister-CDCopyProtection-CustomerRelationsNight.txt
02-11-19-PCWorld-DMCACommentsInvited.txt
02-11-20-MacCentral-SonyCDsHaveCopyableSectionsWithRestricti.txt
02-11-21-DailyPrincetonian-StudentPaperExposesFlawsInCDCopyP.txt
02-11-25-CACourt-PavlovichCantBeSuedInCAByDVD-CCA.txt
02-11-25-UCB-LawAndTechOfDRMConf.txt
02-11-29-LATimes-RecordLabelsGrappleWithCDProtection.txt
02-11-29-SJMerc-ElcomSoftCaseHeadsToTrial.txt
02-12-01-SJMerc-DG-IPCartelWinsMostOfTheTime.txt
02-12-03-SJMerc-ElcomSoftTrialOpensInSJ.txt
02-12-05-EFF-LOC-DMCAReview-HowToRespond.txt
02-12-09-CNETNews-SklyarovTakesStandInElcomSoftCase.txt
02-12-09-SJMerc-DeCSSAuthorOnTrialInNorway.txt
02-12-09-SJMerc-SklyarovTakesStandInElcomSoftCase.txt
02-12-13-SJMerc-DVDJonSaysHeHadNoWayToViewMovies.txt
02-12-17-CNETNews-DigitalMediaConsumersRightsAct-Boucher.txt
02-12-17-CNETNews-DMCACriticsSayReformStillNeeded.txt
02-12-17-CNETNews-ElcomSoftNotGuilty.txt
02-12-17-SJMerc-DG-ElcomSoftVerdictAndCreativeCommons-Reason.txt
02-12-17-SJMerc-ElcomSoftAcquittedInDMCACase.txt
02-12-18-WashPost-ElcomSoftAcquitted.txt
02-12-19-BusWeek-MoreIssuesInElcomSoftAcquital.txt
02-12-20-SJMerc-StudiosTryToStop321DVDCopySW.txt
02-12-21-WashPost-SuingKaZaaIsMultinationalProblem.txt
02-12-22-SJMerc-CriticsFearBroadcastFlagWouldStompConsumerRi.txt
02-12-22-SJMerc-DG-CopyProtectionInhibitsConsumerRIghts.txt
02-12-29-SJMErc-KaZaaStructureStymiesOpponents.txt
02-12-30-SJMerc-SupremeCourt-PavlovichDVDCopyingSuit.txt
02-12-31-TechNews-TechPoliciesInThe107thCongress.txt
03-01-03-BusWeek-BroadcastFlag.txt
03-01-03-PCWorld-DVDCCA-Pavlovich-SupremeCourtLiftsStay.txt
03-01-03-SJMerc-BSA-CSPP-LobbyForNoFederalDRMRules.txt
03-01-05-Boucher-DMCAAmmendments.txt
03-01-05-NYT-StudiosStartingToImplementCopyRrestrictions.txt
03-01-07-NYT-DeCSSDeveloperAcquittedInNorway.txt
03-01-07-SJMerc-DeCSSDeveloperAcquittedInNorway.txt
03-01-07-TheRegister-DeCSSDeveloperAcquittedInNorway.txt
03-01-08-CNETNews-Congress-DMCAChanges-Spam.txt
03-01-08-DCInternet-BoucherIntroducesDigitalMediaConsumersRi.txt
03-01-11-Yahoo-FCCChiefLikesTiVoAndPlans to Share.txt
03-01-13-Wired-TechCompaniesProvidingDRMMightBeJumpingTheGun.txt
03-01-14-BSA-GroundbreakingDigitalContentAgreement.txt
03-01-14-CEA-WelcomesRIAABSACSPPAgreement-ConsumerRightsAtIs.txt
03-01-14-RIAA-BSA-CSPP-AgreeToLobbyAgainstGovtMandates.txt
03-01-14-SJMerc-DG-RIAA-BSA-CSPPAgreementBaffling.txt
03-01-14-WashPost-RIAA-BSA-CSPP-ReachTruce.txt
03-01-15-Salon-vonLohman-RIAA-BSA-CSPP-Agreement.txt
03-01-15-SJMerc-DG-RIAABSACSPPDeal-StatusQuoAndAntiConsumer.txt
03-01-15-SJMerc-RIAA-BSA-CSPPAgreementAnalyzed.txt
03-01-20-NationalLawJ-DMCAResistsChallenges.txt
03-01-20-Wired-DMCAUsedByLexmarkToStopThirdPartyCartidges.txt
03-01-23-ExtremeTech-DMCAUsedToRestrictGarageDoorOpeners.txt
03-01-23-WSJ-TechFirmsToFightHollywoodAntipiracyDemands.txt
03-01-24-CNETNews-MSDropsPalladiumName.txt
03-01-24-SJMerc-DG-MSDropsPalladiumName.txt
03-01-26-SJMerc-RIAA-BSA-CSPPAgreementLimitsConsumerRights.txt
03-01-27-TheRegister-MSDropsPalladiumName.txt
03-01-30-NikkeiBP-JapaneseOrgsTraceWatermarkedMusicFiles.txt
03-02-07-IEEE-USA-WantsDMCAReexamined.txt
03-02-07-NatlLawReview-LexmarkTonerCartridgeLawsuitTestsDMCA.txt
03-02-12-SJMerc-DMCAUsedToCharge17ForHackingSatelliteTV.txt
03-02-17-FoxNews-108thCongressPreparesTechAgenda.txt
03-02-19-SJMerc-321StudiosOffersThwartsDVDPiracyWithReward.txt
03-02-26-TheRegister-DOJSeizesXBoxModChipSellersWebsite.txt
03-02-26-USDoJ-DoJSeizesXBoxModChipSellersWebsite.txt
03-02-27-IDG-GermanCopyrightLevyOnPCsWorriesMany.txt
03-03-02-SJMerc-DG-SenWydenProposesDRMDisclosuresOnProducts.txt
03-03-03-NYT-BerkeleyStanfordConfsExploreDRMAndSpectrumAlloc.txt
03-03-05-SJMerc-DG-DMCATurnsElectronicDevicesIntoBlackBoxes.txt
03-03-10-SJMerc-DG-AOLTiVoCloneRestrictsUse.txt
03-03-14-SJMerc-Survey-CustomersSayTheyWouldPayMoreForCDsDVD.txt
03-03-26-CNETNews-SenWydenSponsorsDigitalComsumerRightToKnow.txt
03-03-28-CNETNews-StatesEnactingDMCA-LikeLaws.txt
03-03-31-Provos-WebPagesMovedOffshore-MichSuperDMCA.txt
03-04-01-InternetNews-StreamingGroupsProposesDRMForMPEG4.txt
03-04-01-SJMerc-NorwayDeCSSAcquitalToBeAppealed.txt
03-04-08-LATimes-MPAATalesPiracyBattleToStates.txt
03-04-09-TheRegister-XBoxModChipSellerPleadsGuiltyToDMCAViol.txt
03-04-10-ICANNWatch-XBoxModChipSellerPleadsGuiltyToDMCAViola.txt
03-04-12-FreedomToTinker-MPAA-StateSuperDMCALaws.txt
03-04-14-EFF-MPAA-StateSuperDMCALawsOpposed.txt
03-04-14-SJMerc-DG-DMCAUsedToStopIDCardPresentation.txt
03-04-14-Slashdot-DMCAUsedToStopIDCardPresentation.txt
03-04-17-SJMerc-DMCAUsedToStopIDCardPresentation.txt
03-04-24-AimsGroup-TorvaldsOKWithDRM.txt
03-04-25-ALA-SuperDMCALawsInStates.txt
03-05-00-IEEESpectrum-IssuesInCopyrightForTheDigitalAge.txt
03-05-00-USACM-DMCAHasChillingEffectOnResearch.txt
03-05-01-TheRegister-AppleiTunesProvidesDRM.txt
03-05-04-TheRegister-RIAAPlansToInvadeOurComputers.txt
03-05-06-TheRegister-AppleiTunesSupportsDRM.txt
03-05-13-SecFocus-ACM-UrgesDMCASecurityResearchExemption.txt
03-05-13-SecFocus-ResearchersWantDMCAExemption.txt
03-05-14-TechRev-XBoxModChipSellerPleadsGuiltyToDMCAViolatio.txt
03-05-14-USACM-SimonsTestimony-DMCAExemption.txt
03-05-15-SJMerc-IntuitDropsTurboTaxAntiPiracyFeature.txt
03-05-16-LATimes-DVDCopyingSoftwareMayBeIllegal.txt
03-05-19-PCWorld-DMCAUnfairlyRestrictsAccessForBlind.txt
03-05-27-CNETNews-RealOneOffersOnlineTunesWithRestrictions.txt
03-05-27-SJMerc-DG-AppleiTunesUpgradeRestrictsSharing.txt
03-05-27-SJMerc-DG-CalSupremesToHearDVDPiracyCase.txt
03-05-28-SeattlePI-RealOneOffersOnlineTunesWithRestrictions.txt
03-05-30-SJMerc-CalSupremesDividedInDVDCopyingCodes.txt
03-06-01-EInsite-ElecIndustrySupportsDMCARestrictions.txt
03-06-04-CNETNews-BillToRestrictDRMIntroducedInSenate.txt
03-06-09-USACM-MiniDMCALetterToGovBush.txt
03-06-11-EETimes-SunPlansJavaDRMForCellPhones.txt
03-06-11-SJMerc-NewReplayDVR-ManyFeaturesEliminated.txt
03-06-29-NYT-TrustedComputingIssues.txt
03-06-30-SJMerc-MusicCDProtectionCompetition.txt


==========> 01-05-15-Counterpane-Schneier-FutilityofCopyControls.txt==========

http://www.counterpane.com/crypto-gram.html

May 15, 2001

The Futility of Digital Copy Prevention
by Bruce Schneier, Founder and CTO Counterpane Internet Security, Inc. 
schneier@counterpane.com 

Music, videos, books on the Internet! Freely available to anyone without 
paying! The entertainment industry sees services like Napster as the death of 

	
==========> 01-08-06-Politech-SSSCA-Text.txt==========

Declan McCullagh's Politech 

Security Systems Standards and Certification Act 
Sponsors: Sen. Fritz Hollings (D-S.C.), chairman of the Senate Commerce 
committee, and Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska). Draft dated August 6, 2001. This 
bill has not been introduced as of September 7, 2001. 

Keystroked by Declan McCullagh, all typos his. Comments in [brackets] are his. 
The bill is 19 pages long; much of the text is summarized and placed in 
brackets. 


==========> 01-10-22-CNET-SSSCA-TechCos.txt==========

Tech giants pan anti-piracy mandate 
By John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News.com 
October 22, 2001, 2:15 p.m. PT 

Technology industry heavyweights are trying to kill a Hollywood-backed plan
heading for Congress that would require anti-piracy protections in PCs, CD
players and other consumer electronics devices. 

After weeks of conference calls and quiet rallying of the troops, technology 


==========> 01-11-26-InfoWorld-SklyarovDMCA.txt==========

November 26, 2001 06:14 PM 

Judge sets appeal hearings in Sklyarov case 
By Sam Costello and Stephen Lawson 

BOSTON - THE case of Russian programmer Dmitry Sklyarov, charged with
violating copyright law by writing software that strips copy and use 
restrictions out of
Adobe Systems Inc. e-books, crept forward Monday as dates were set next year for
a pair of hearings.


==========> 01-11-26-SJMerc-DMCA.txt==========

Posted at 1:19 p.m. PST Monday, Nov. 26, 2001 

No quick resolution apparent in Sklyarov case

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- A resolution appears unlikely any time soon in the
closely watched case of a Russian computer programmer charged with
violating copyrights on Adobe Systems Inc. software.

At a hearing in federal court Monday, prosecutors and attorneys for Dmitry
Sklyarov, 27, agreed to file motions in coming months, with pretrial hearings


==========> 01-11-28-SJMerc-CorleyDeCSStxt.txt==========

Posted at 6:30 p.m. PST Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2001 

Appeals court sides with Hollywood over posting of DVD hack

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- In a resounding victory for Hollywood's major
studios Wednesday, a New York federal appeals court upheld a ruling
against a man who posted on his Web site a program that let users decrypt
and copy DVDs.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York ruled unanimously in


==========> 01-11-28-SJMerc-FeltenDMCASDMI.txt==========

Posted at 6:39 p.m. PST Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2001 

Lawsuit by professor who challenged anti-piracy laws dismissed

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- A Princeton University professor who feared
strong-arm legal tactics would stop him from telling the world how his
research hacked through digital security measures has lost in court.

Edward Felten sued the Recording Industry Association of America, charging
that the group used threats of lawsuits to stop him from presenting his work at


==========> 01-11-29-SJMerc-DG-CorleyFeltenDMCA.txt==========

Posted on Thursday, November 29, 2001

Anti-Liberty DMCA Upheld Again 

AP: Court upholds ban on DVD-cracking code. But Hollywood studios,
looking to protect their coveted content, disagreed. A lower court found
the harm to Hollywood outweighed the free speech protections and the
appeals court agreed.

AP: Lawsuit by professor who challenged anti-piracy laws dismissed.


==========> 01-11-30-WashPost-DeCSS.txt==========

DVD CCA Appeals Ruling To Calif. Supreme Court 

By Michael Bartlett, Newsbytes
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
30 Nov 2001, 5:33 PM CST

The DVD Copy Control Association today filed a petition for review with the 
California Supreme Court. The DVD CCA is seeking a review of an appeals court 
decision to overturn a preliminary injunction that had blocked the posting of 
the source code for DeCSS. 


==========> 01-12-00-Byte-USDoC-DRMWorkshop-SSSCA.txt==========

Byte Editorial Dec. 2001

MAGICAL THINKING

Child psychologists use the term "magical thinking" to describe how
young children understand the world. In this worldview, effects and
their causes are not objectively determined, but mediated by the child's
own desires; for instance, "It is raining because I am sad," or "My
friend broke his leg because I was mad at him."



==========> 01-12-02-SJMerc-MusicDownloads.txt==========

Posted at 6:41 p.m. PST Sunday, Dec. 2, 2001 

Most record labels' downloadable tunes won't be mobile

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- With only days to go before the top music
companies start selling music online, they appear unwilling, at least 
initially, to
support most of the digital music players currently sold.

Analysts have dim expectations for the new ventures because their music will


==========> 01-12-03-AtNY-DeCSS-Felten.txt==========

AtNewYork
Back to http://www.atnewyork.com/news/article/0,,8471_932661,00.html

Entertainment Wins Rounds; Digital Copyright Fight Goes On
By Erin Joyce

Five years from now, when VHS-format video tapes have gone the way of 8-Track 
tapes and
researchers can't access encrypted material on DVDs for fair use of copyrighted 
work, public


==========> 01-12-03-SJMerc-DeCSS.txt==========

Posted at 1:25 a.m. PST Monday, Dec. 3, 2001 

SJMercury

Hollywood hammers your legitimate uses of copying technology

Hollywood studios have won a big victory in their legal campaign to stop people 
from copying DVDs.

The federal appeals court in New York has barred a Web site from posting how to 


==========> 01-12-10-NetWorld-DMCA.txt==========

The DMCA goes too far

In the long term, the law could affect computer security.
By Fred von Lohmann
Network World, 12/10/01

When Congress debated the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in 1998, critics of 
the bill warned it would stifle legitimate research, erode the public's fair 
use rights and compromise the security of computer networks. However, lobbyists 
for the entertainment and software industries persuaded Congress that the law 


==========> 01-12-13-Declan-SklyarovDMCA.txt==========

Declan McCullagh's Politech 

Dmitry Sklyarov can go home -- but must testify against Elcomsoft
Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 19:28:30 -0500 

U.S. Department of Justice
United States Attorney
Northern District of California

11th Floor, Federal Building


==========> 01-12-13-EFF-SklyarovDMCA.txt==========

Government Agrees to Defer Prosecution of Dmitry Sklyarov

Russian Programmer Freed, Must Testify Against Employer
EFF For Immediate Release: Thursday, December 13, 2001

San Jose - U.S. Federal Court Judge Ronald Whyte today signed a court agreement 
permitting
Russian programmer Dmitry Sklyarov to return to his native land after a 
five-month enforced
stay in the U.S. The agreement should eventually clear him of all charges 


==========> 01-12-13-NetWorld-IETF-DMCA.txt==========

IETF debates lawsuit risks of U.S. copyright act

By Carolyn Duffy Marsan
Network World Fusion, 12/13/01

The Internet's premier standards-setting
body is concerned that its participants could
be subject to criminal or civil lawsuits under
the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act as
they develop security protocols that can be


==========> 01-12-13-SJMerc-Sklyarov.txt==========

Posted at 9:26 p.m. PST Thursday, Dec. 13, 2001 

Deal to give Russian programmer freedom
BY MATT MARSHALL
Mercury News 

A Russian computer programmer whose arrest on charges of violating a new
U.S. copyright law prompted worldwide protests will go free, under an
agreement reached Thursday between his lawyers and the government.



==========> 01-12-13-WashPost-DeCSS-Venue.txt==========

California Supreme Court Will Hear DVD-Copying Appeal 
By Michael Bartlett, Newsbytes
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.
13 Dec 2001, 7:05 PM CST

The California Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from an out-of-state 
defendant in a DVD-copying software publication case. 

On August 7, the Court of Appeal in the Sixth Appellate District of California 
said a lower-court judge was correct in finding the state has jurisdiction over 


==========> 01-12-13-WashPost-SklyarovDMCA.txt==========

Govt Will Free Sklyarov In Exchange For Testimony 
By David McGuire, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
13 Dec 2001, 5:43 PM CST

Federal government attorneys today announced that they would drop a criminal 
copyright infringement case against Russian software programmer Dmitry Sklyarov 
in exchange for Sklyarov's testimony in the case against his employer - Russian 
software firm Elcomsoft. 



==========> 01-12-14-NYT-SklyarovDMCA.txt==========

December 14, 2001
In Digital Copyright Case, Programmer Can Go Home
By JENNIFER 8. LEE

The federal government yesterday
agreed to defer the prosecution of a
Russian computer programmer who was the
first person to be charged under a
controversial digital-copyright law.



==========> 01-12-18-Declan-SSSCA.txt==========

A Call to End Copyright Confusion 
By Declan McCullagh and Ben Polen 

2:00 a.m. Dec. 18, 2001 PST 

WASHINGTON -- Jack Valenti predicts that Congress will require copy-protection 
controls in nearly all consumer electronic devices and PCs. 

The lobbyist nonpareil for the Motion Picture Association of America delivered 
a stark warning to technology firms on Monday: Move quickly to choose standards 


==========> 01-12-19-TechTV-CactusCDProtect.txt==========

Talkback: Is Ripping a Crime?

Patrick cracked Universal's uncrackable CD encryption. Should he be tossed in 
the slammer?
By Patrick Norton
December 19, 2001 

I wouldn't be so miffed if it wasn't for Coltrane. 

I own quite a few Coltrane CDs. Mad jazz saxaphone player


==========> 01-12-25-AP-NetCommercial.txt==========

Tuesday December 25 6:03 AM ET 
Commercialization May Limit Internet
By ANICK JESDANUN, AP Internet Writer 

NEW YORK (AP) - Shannon Burnett's unofficial Web site for ``Buffy the Vampire 
Slayer'' fans used to offer video clips and insights into plot and characters. 

No longer. Corporate lawyers took care of that with a complaint of copyright 
violation. Burnett removed the material, though she believed she had legal 
grounds for using them. 


==========> 02-01-01-ComputerUser-CactusCDCopyProtect-CDS.txt==========

Tracks Bring the noise
By: Dan Heilman
January 1, 2002

URL: http://www.computeruser.com/articles/2101,4,27,1,0101,02.html

Tracks hed: Bring the noise dek: some copy-protection schemes could be more 
than just an annoyance. 

The antipiracy war being waged by the music industry has reached a level of 


==========> 02-01-04-CNET-CopyCD.txt==========

Lawmaker: Is CD copy-protection illegal? 
By John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
January 4, 2002, 1:20 p.m. PT
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1005-200-8363449.html?tag=prntfr 

Record companies' efforts to protect CDs against digital copying are beginning 
to draw scrutiny from lawmakers concerned that the plans might violate the law. 

On Friday, Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Va., sent a letter to executives of the 


==========> 02-01-06-LATimes-CopyCD.txt==========

January 6, 2002 

CDs That Block Copying May Herald a Revolution
By DAVE WILSON and JON HEALEY,
TIMES STAFF WRITERS

"More Fast and Furious" is more than just a new CD soundtrack from a hit movie. 
It's also a
harbinger of things to come--an indication that technology may soon trump the 
law and change


==========> 02-01-07-ACMUbiquity-SethJohnson-MSXP.txt==========

Freedom to Think and Speak
By Seth Johnson

Under Microsoft's Digital Rights Management operating system, the ability to 
use information freely will be policed at the most intricate level.

In his November 6 essay "You're Free to Think," 
(http://davenet.userland.com/2001/11/06/youreFreeToThink), Dave Winer comments 
that whatever else happens in the ongoing, increasing trend towards policing of 
the public's right to use information and information technology, we are still 


==========> 02-01-07-Reuters-Boucher-DMCA-MOCA.txt==========

Monday January 7 6:03 PM ET 

Lawmaker Promises Changes to Online Copyright Law
By Andy Sullivan

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. congressman said on Monday he intended to change 
a controversial copyright law to allow consumers to override technologies that 
prevent them from making digital copies of music, movies, and software.

Virginia Democratic Rep. Rick Boucher said he planned to introduce a bill that 


==========> 02-01-07-WashPost-Boucher-DMCA-MOCA.txt==========

Lawmaker Questions CD-Copying Protections
By Robert MacMillan, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
07 Jan 2002, 10:25 AM CST

An influential congressman is expressing concerns that compact-disc 
copy-prevention technologies limit consumers' ability to play discs in certain 
devices, and thwarts their legal rights to make home recordings of music they 
purchase. 



==========> 02-01-08-LATimes-BoucherDMCA.txt==========

http://www.latimes.com/la-000001793jan08.story 

Bill to Protect Right to Copy Digital Files
By DAVE WILSON
TIMES STAFF WRITER

January 8 2002

A congressman who has played a key role in high-tech issues said Monday that he 
will introduce legislation aimed at protecting the right of consumers to make 


==========> 02-01-10-WashPost-NorwayDeCSS.txt==========

Norwegian Authorities Charge Teen DVD Software Author 
By Michael Bartlett, Newsbytes
OSLO, NORWAY,
10 Jan 2002, 8:26 PM CST

The Norwegian Economic Crime Unit (OKOKRIM) on Wednesday charged Jon Johansen, 
18, with crimes linked to his creation of DeCSS software when he was only 15, 
according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). 

DeCSS is a computer program designed to defeat an encryption-based copy 


==========> 02-01-14-WashPost-2600-DeCSS.txt==========

2600 Magazine Seeks Another Opinion In N.Y. DeCSS Case 
By Steven Bonisteel, Newsbytes
NEW YORK, NEW YORK, U.S.A.,
14 Jan 2002, 5:14 PM CST

Lawyers for the New York-based "hacker quarterly" 2600 magazine have asked that 
the full 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals reconsider a decision by three of its 
judges to uphold a ban on publishing software code that can unlock encrypted 
video on DVDs. 



==========> 02-01-16-WashPost-DVDCryptoCA.txt==========

DVD Crypto Defendant Appeals To California Supreme Court 
By David McGuire, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
16 Jan 2002, 5:37 PM CST

A former Indiana resident who is being sued for participating in an online 
forum dealing with digital video disc (DVD) decryption, on Tuesday formally 
asked the California Supreme Court to rule that he cannot be compelled to stand 
trial in California. 



==========> 02-01-18-LATimes-DigTV.txt==========

http://www.latimes.com/la-000004557jan18.story 

Studios Spur Measures to Thwart Piracy
Digital: Joining forces with high-tech and consumer-electronics firms,
they push for technology to block video swapping.
By JON HEALEY
TIMES STAFF WRITER

January 18 2002



==========> 02-01-24-WashPost-SSSCA.txt==========

Senate Panel To Consider Web Copyright Protections 
By Staff, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
24 Jan 2002, 4:37 PM CST

The Senate Commerce Committee plans to examine online copyright protections as 
soon as February, though a specific date has not yet been set. 

According to a spokesman for Committee Chairman Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, 
D-S.C., the committee also has not yet formulated a specific plan for what the 


==========> 02-01-28-Reuters-ElcomSoft-DMCA.txt==========

Monday January 28 10:35 PM ET 
Moscow Firm Seeks Dismissal of U.S. Copyright Suit
By Elinor Mills Abreu

 SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The attorney for a Russian company accused of 
violating a controversial U.S. copyright law filed motions on Monday to have 
the case dismissed, arguing the law is vague, too broad and shouldn't apply to 
a foreign company.

 ElcomSoft Co faces charges of violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act 


==========> 02-01-29-CNET-BoucherRewriteDMCA.txt==========

Time to rewrite the DMCA
By Rick Boucher 
January 29, 2002, 12:00 PM PT

The American public has traditionally enjoyed the ability to make convenient and
incidental copies of copyrighted works without obtaining the prior consent of
copyright owners. These traditional "fair use" rights are at the foundation of 
the
receipt and use of information by the American people.



==========> 02-01-30-Reuters-Corley-DMCA.txt==========

Wednesday January 30 4:28 PM ET 
DVD Hacker Vows to Keep Challenging Ruling
By Sue Zeidler

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Eric Corley, the central figure in the ``DVD Hacker'' 
case who was barred by a court from posting online how to make copies of DVDs, 
vowed on Wednesday to keep fighting the copyright law the ruling was based on, 
and which he says oppresses more and more people each day.

``We have every intention of continuing to challenge this ruling because this 


==========> 02-02-04-CNET-DVD-Burners.txt==========

Studios race to choke DVD copying
By John Borland 
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
February 4, 2002, 4:00 AM PT
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-828449.html

An anonymous hacker known online as "Tron" is Hollywood's latest villain. 

Tron is the author of a piece of software called SmartRipper, which allows DVDs 
to be copied fairly easily to a computer hard drive, and from there burned onto 


==========> 02-02-04-WashPost-ElcomsoftDMCA.txt==========

Civil Liberties Group: Copyright Law Unconstitutional 
By David McGuire, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
04 Feb 2002, 4:55 PM CST

A clutch of public interest groups today asked a federal judge to toss out the 
controversial U.S. copyright law that is being used to prosecute a Russian 
software development firm. 

Led by the San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a handful 


==========> 02-02-04-WiredDigital-PhillipsPatents.txt==========

Philips Burning on Protection 
By Paul Boutin 
2:00 a.m. Feb. 4, 2002 PST 

Electronics manufacturer Philips has been fanning the flames in the fight over 
copy-protected music CDs, threatening to undermine the record industry's 
attempts to tinker with disc formats in order to thwart music pirates. 

Could Philips take on the major labels and win? Yes, it could -- but the 
company may only be hastening the death of the 20-year-old compact disc format. 


==========> 02-02-06-WashPost-FeltenStops.txt==========

Scientist Ends Crusade Against Copyright Law 
By David McGuire, Newsbytes
WASHINGTON, D.C., U.S.A.,
06 Feb 2002, 1:17 PM CST

A Princeton University professor today announced that he would end his legal 
challenge of a controversial U.S. copyright law that he says was invoked to 
prevent him from publishing research that exposed holes in recording 
industry-backed anti-piracy technology. 



==========> 02-02-12-SJMerc-DG-CopyProtection.txt==========

Posted on Tue, Feb. 12, 2002
Dan Gillmor: Entertainment industry's copyright fight puts consumers in cross 
hairs
By Dan Gillmor
Mercury News Technology Columnist

If the business people who rule the entertainment industry had been as powerful 
25 years ago as they are today, you'd be breaking the law if you set your 
videocassette recorder to tape your favorite Olympic event for later viewing. 
The VCR, assuming the entertainment industry would have allowed a manufacturer 


==========> 02-02-14-EFF-FCC-Remarks.txt==========

ALERT: FCC OFFICIAL SAYS INDUSTRY GROUPS 
SHOULD DECIDE YOUR RIGHTS TELL THE FCC WHAT YOU THINK
Electronic Frontier Foundation 
ACTION ALERT (Issued: February 14, 2002 / Expires: March 1, 2002) 

Introduction: EFF is troubled by a recent suggestion by an FCC Commissioner 
that your rights to obtain new technology (in this instance, digital 
high-definition TV technology) should be decided by an industry negotiation. 
EFF believes that this attitude toward consumers' rights is out of place, and 
should not go unchallenged. Commissioner Kevin Martin, one of the five top 


==========> 02-02-14-UMinn-DMCA-Imports.txt==========

My Run-In With The Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Colin McMillen (mcmillen at cs.umn.edu)

Update (2/14/2002): I've been Slashdotted and interviewed by a guy at Wired; 
we're looking into the issue and trying to contact someone at Sega who can 
comment on the legality of the serial cables. To answer some frequently asked 
questions(?):

     Yes, I know it's possible to make my own cable. However, I'm mostly mad 
about how my shipment was supposedly turned back because of the DMCA. This 


==========> 02-02-14-Wired-DMCA-Imports.txt==========

DMCA Protection at U.S. Border 
By Brad King 
3:19 p.m. Feb. 14, 2002 PST 

U.S. Customs officials have blocked shipments from one of the largest online 
video game retailers, hoping to stop the import of products that may run afoul 
of federal copyright protections. 

The agency was trying to stop the import of NEO4s, a chip that allows 
PlayStation consoles to run DVDs with geographic encryptions and games copied 


==========> 02-02-20-AP-DVDControlAssociation-v.-BunnerDeCSS.txt==========

Wednesday February 20 10:12 PM ET 
Court Enters Entertainment Arena
By DAVID KRAVETS, Associated Press Writer 

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The California Supreme Court entered the entertainment 
arena Wednesday, agreeing to hear a case permitting Internet surfers to share 
software enabling the copying and playing of DVD's on computers. 

The high court did not indicate when it would hear the closely watched case 
involving a decoding program for digital versatile discs. Nor did the court 


==========> 02-02-24-Reuters-DMCAUnderAttack.txt==========

U.S. digital copyright law under attack 
Sun Feb 24, 2:14 PM ET 
By Elinor Mills Abreu 

   SAN JOSE, Calif. (Reuters) - The U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 
which has been used to jail a Russian software programmer and stifle Web sites, 
is threatening the free flow of information, civil libertarians say. 

    Their struggle, which will eventually determine the course of how people 
view movies, read books and use other material over the Internet, has attracted 


==========> 02-02-25-Hollings-SSSCAWitnessList.txt==========

ERNEST F. HOLLINGS, CHAIRMAN 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Andy Davis (Hollings) (202) 224-6654 
Monday, February 25, 2002           #107-159 
  
Chairman Announces Hearing on Digital Content 
Copyright Protection, Broadband, and Digital TV Transition

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Fritz Hollings (D-SC), Chairman of the 
Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation announced today a full 


==========> 02-02-27-Politech-SSSCA-CSPP-Letter.txt==========

http://216.110.42.179/docs/sssca.opponents.letter.022702.html

Declan McCullagh's politechbot.com 
Politech archive on Sen. Hollings' SSSCA: 
http://www.politechbot.com/cgi-bin/politech.cgi?name=sssca 
Draft text of the SSSCA: 
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/hollings.090701.html 
Witness list for Feb. 28, 2002 Senate Commerce hearing: 
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/hollings.sssca.hearing.022602.html 



==========> 02-02-27-Politech-SSSCA-TechLettert.txt==========

Declan McCullagh's
politechbot.com 
Politech archive on Sen. Hollings' SSSCA: 
http://www.politechbot.com/cgi-bin/politech.cgi?name=sssca 
Draft text of the SSSCA: 
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/hollings.090701.html 
Witness list for Feb. 28, 2002 Senate Commerce hearing: 
http://www.politechbot.com/docs/hollings.sssca.hearing.022602.html 

February 27, 2002


==========> 02-02-27-Wired-CSPP-SSSCA-Letter.txt==========

High-Tech: U.S. Out of Hollywood 
By Declan McCullagh 
11:49 a.m. Feb. 27, 2002 PST 

WASHINGTON -- America's largest and most powerful tech firms have agreed on one 
point: Keep Congress far away from digital content standards. 

In a 600-word letter sent to movie studios on Wednesday afternoon, the chief 
executives of IBM, Microsoft, Motorola, Intel and five other corporations said 
they were eager to work with Hollywood to find "technically feasible, cost 


==========> 02-02-27-Wired-SSSCA-CSPP-Letter.txt==========

http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,50716,00.html

High-Tech: U.S. Out of Hollywood 
By Declan McCullagh 
11:49 a.m. Feb. 27, 2002 PST 

WASHINGTON -- America's largest and most powerful tech firms have agreed on one 
point: Keep Congress far away from digital content standards. 

In a 600-word letter sent to movie studios on Wednesday afternoon, the chief 


==========> 02-02-28-MichaelEisner-SSSCA-Testimony.txt==========

Testimony of Michael D. Eisner
Chairman & CEO
The Walt Disney Company

Before the Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation
United States Senate
February 28, 2002

Thank you Mr. Chairman. I want to thank you, Ranking Member McCain and all
of your colleagues for inviting us here to discuss the distribution of creative 


==========> 02-02-28-Reuters-SSSCA-Hearings.txt==========

Thursday February 28 5:58 PM ET 
Senate Mulls Law to End Tech-Media Piracy Fight
By Andy Sullivan 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Media and technology companies told Congress Thursday 
they had not yet settled on a method to stop digital piracy, prompting a key 
senator to say he would go ahead with plans to impose a government solution. 

Sen. Ernest Hollings, chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, said he would 
prefer that media companies like Walt Disney Co. (DIS.N) and high-tech firms 


==========> 02-02-28-SJMerc-DG-VadaszSSSCATestimony.txt==========

Posted on Thu, Feb. 28, 2002
Intel backs consumers over Hollywood
By Dan Gillmor
Mercury News Technology Columnist

  Does the technology industry need Hollywood's permission to innovate? 
Hollywood says yes. The tech industry, at long last, is emphatically saying no 
-- and saying so where it counts, in the halls of power.

  Today, a senior Intel executive will tell a U.S. Senate committee that the 


==========> 02-02-28-SSSCA-VadaszTestimony.txt==========

Scott Hettrick, "2001: Higher Ground, Tight at the Top," Video Business, 21 
January 21 2002, 32.
Testimony of Leslie L. Vadasz
Executive Vice President, Intel Corporation
President, Intel Capital

Hearing on "Protecting Content in the Digital Age – Promoting Broadband and the
Digital Television Transition"

I appreciate the opportunity to appear before the Committee to discuss the 


==========> 02-02-28-USSenate-SSSCAHearings-HollingsStmt.txt==========

http://cryptome.org/sssca-promo.htm

1 March 2002
Source: http://commerce.senate.gov/hearings/hearings.htm 
U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation
Chairman, Fritz Hollings (Democrat-South Carolina) 

Digital Content Copyright – Full Committee Hearing 

     Date: Thursday, February 28, 2002 


==========> 02-03-01-JeffGrove-SSSCA-Summary-Refs.txt==========

Subject:  Yesterday's SSSCA Hearing
Date:  Fri, 1 Mar 2002 12:43:38 -0500
From:  Jeff Grove 

As many of you know, the Senate Committee on Commerce held a hearing
yesterday entitled "Protecting Content in a Digital Age-Promoting Broadband
and the Digital Television Transition".   Declan McCullagh (with Robert
Zarate) of Wired has posted an interesting article about the hearing at:
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,50754,00.html



==========> 02-03-01-NYT-CopyProtectedCDs.txt==========

March 1, 2002
CD Technology Stops Copies,
but It Starts a Controversy
By AMY HARMON

The recording industry has begun selling music
CD's designed to make it impossible for
people to copy music to their computers, trade
songs over the Internet or transfer them to portable
MP3 players.


==========> 02-03-01-TheRegister-SSSCAHearings.txt==========

The Register
Senator brutalizes Intel rep for resisting CPRM
By Thomas C Greene in Washington
Posted: 01/03/2002 at 14:41 GMT

Entertainment industry lapdog Senator Fritz Hollings (Democrat, South
Carolina) lashed out at Intel executive VP Leslie Vadasz who warned that the
copy-protected PCs Hollings is obediently promoting on behalf of his MPAA
and RIAA handlers would stifle growth in the marketplace. 



==========> 02-03-01-Wired-SSSCA.txt==========

Content Spat Split on Party Lines 
By Declan McCullagh and Robert Zarate 
2:00 a.m. March 1, 2002 PST 

WASHINGTON -- A Senate debate over embedding copy protection controls in all 
consumer electronic devices took a sharply partisan turn on Thursday. 

During a packed hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee, Democrats 
appeared far more eager for the government to intervene in what has become a 
highly visible tussle between Silicon Valley, which advocates a laissez-faire 


==========> 02-03-04-BostonGlobe-CBDTPA.txt==========

 
http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/063/business/Antipiracy_bill_a_high_tech_threat_Hollywood_style+.shtml
 UPGRADE
 Antipiracy bill a high-tech threat, Hollywood-style 
 By Hawatha Bray, 3/4/2002 

 The junior senator from South Carolina, no longer content to erect trade 
barriers in defense of his state's textile industry, is now riding to the 
rescue of music recording companies and Hollywood studios. But this time, 


==========> 02-03-04-Reuters-ElcomsoftCaseJurisdiction.txt==========

http://news.com.com/2100-1001-851418.html

Lawyer says Internet outside U.S. law
By Reuters 
March 4, 2002, 7:10 PM PT
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-851418.html 

The defense lawyer for a Moscow company accused of violating U.S. copyright law 
asked a judge on Monday to dismiss charges against the company, arguing that 
the borderless Internet is outside the jurisdiction of United States law. 


==========> 02-03-04-WSJ-CCCSA-Tauzin-Dingell.txt==========

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2002/03/04/financial1118EST0079.DTL&type=tech

www.sfgate.com   Return to regular view
E-World: Politicians are meddling with the Net, and they really ought to stop 
it 
THOMAS E. WEBER, The Wall Street Journal
Monday, March 4, 2002 
©2002 Associated Press 
(03-04) 08:18 PST (AP) -- 


==========> 02-03-06-CNETNews-Fairlie-ProtectYourRightToCopyCDs.txt==========

http://computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-1016-8-9009350-1.html

Protect your right to copy and write CDs 
Don't let the record labels run roughshod over your right to digitally 
duplicate the music you own. 
By Rik Fairlie 
(3/6/02) 

Charley Pride ought to be ashamed. The veteran country-music singer was the 
first


==========> 02-03-08-EFF-ElcomsoftCase-Jurisdiction.txt==========

EFFector       Vol. 15, No. 7,      March 8, 2002      editors@eff.org 
A Publication of the Electronic Frontier Foundation     ISSN 1062-9424 
                                                                       
JUDGE PONDERS JURISDICTION IN RUSSIAN EBOOK FORMATTER CASE
ADOBE ASSISTS U.S. GOVERNMENT IN ELCOMSOFT PROSECUTION

Electronic Frontier Foundation Media Release

San Jose, CA, March 4 - In the first round of motions in its criminal
defense, Moscow-based software company Elcomsoft asked Federal District


==========> 02-03-08-EFF-SSSCA-SupportInteltxt.txt==========

EFFector       Vol. 15, No. 7,      March 8, 2002      editors@eff.org          
                         A Publication of the Electronic Frontier Foundation    
 ISSN 1062-9424 
                                                                       
In the 206th Issue of EFFector:

  * ALERT: Oppose SSSCA; Support Intel's Bravery
  * Judge Ponders Jurisdiction in Russian eBook Formatter Case
  * Court Sets Jury Trial in Morpheus Peer-to-Peer Software Case
  * Meet Up With EFF Staff and Friends at South by Southwest on Monday,


==========> 02-03-08-InfoWorld-DMCA-OpenSourceServer.txt==========

http://www.infoworld.com/articles/op/xml/02/03/11/020311opsource.xml

March 8, 2002 01:01 PM PST 
Some games aren't fun 
Russell Pavlicek 

A TUG-OF-WAR is in progress between users of proprietary software and the
software companies. If you cannot control the software you use, control of your
business is at risk. Recent events demonstrate how the Digital Millennium 
Copyright Act


==========> 02-03-08-SJMerc-SSSCA.txt==========

http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/2820764.htm

Posted on Fri, Mar. 08, 2002
Consumers could lose out with proposed copy protection law

  SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Compiling your favorite tunes or a photo slide show 
on a compact disc could no longer be possible if the backers of a proposed 
federal copy-control bill prevail.

  The draft legislation would require nearly all digital electronic devices 


==========> 02-03-11-Newsweek-SSSCA.txt==========

"The Customer Is Always Wrong" 
Music and film moguls, and a few senators, think fans are thievesand
want to cripple technology to stop you from making copies   
By Steven Levy
NEWSWEEK 

        March 11 issue   There was something decidedly
enron-esque about the hearing last week before the Senate Commerce
Committee. No potential illegalities, mind you. But you had Disney CEO
Michael Eisner and News Corp. president Peter Chernin speaking on behalf


==========> 02-03-12-LATimes-Advice-for-MovieIndustry.txt==========

http://www.latimes.com/la-000018088mar12.story

THE BIG PICTURE PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
A Music Lesson on Piracy for Hollywood
By PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
March 12 2002

Tom Bonadeo noticed something funny last summer. The traffic patterns began to 
change on the broadband service he oversees as chief technology officer for NTC 
Communications, a firm that wires hundreds of apartment complexes near college


==========> 02-03-13-Salon-CopyProtectionReview.txt==========

http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/03/13/copy_protection/index.html

Chained melodies
Copyright-holding corporations are pushing new laws and computer-crippling 
technologies in their war on piracy. But can anything keep geeks from copying 
the music and movies they crave?
By Damien Cave

March 13, 2002  |  A sense of panic, instead of anticipation, coursed through 
Brian Cianessi when he bought the "More Fast and Furious" movie soundtrack just 


==========> 02-03-14-NYT-Tech-vs-Entertainment.txt==========

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/14/technology/14PROT.html?ex=1017164664&ei=1&en=7
e9c4ea658879634

March 14, 2002
Piracy, or Innovation? It's
Hollywood vs. High Tech
By AMY HARMON

Leaders of two of the nation's most prominent industries, entertainment and 
technology, have begun publicly sniping at each other over how to stop 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Member1-Leahy.txt==========

http://judiciary.senate.gov/member_statement.cfm?id=197&wit_id=50

Statement
                              United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary
  Competition, Innovation, and Public Policy in the Digital Age: Is the 
Marketplace Working to Protect Digital Creative Works? 
                                           March 14, 2002

The Honorable Patrick Leahy 
United States Senator , Vermont 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Member2-Hatch.txt==========

http://judiciary.senate.gov/member_statement.cfm?id=197&wit_id=51

Statement
United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Competition, Innovation, and 
Public Policy in the Digital Age: Is the Marketplace Working to Protect Digital 
Creative Works? 
                                           March 14, 2002

The Honorable Orrin Hatch 
United States Senator , Utah 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Member3-Cantwell.txt==========

http://judiciary.senate.gov/member_statement.cfm?id=197&wit_id=243

Statement
 United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Competition, Innovation, and 
Public Policy in the Digital Age: Is the Marketplace Working to Protect Digital 
Creative Works? 
                                           March 14, 2002

The Honorable Maria Cantwell 
United States Senator , Washington 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Witness1-Parsons-AOLTW.txt==========

http://judiciary.senate.gov/testimony.cfm?id=197&wit_id=259

Testimony
United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Competition, Innovation, and 
Public Policy in the Digital Age: Is the Marketplace Working to Protect Digital 
Creative Works? 
                                           March 14, 2002

Mr. Richard Parsons 
CEO Designate , AOL Time Warner 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Witness2-Barrett-Intel.txt==========

http://judiciary.senate.gov/testimony.cfm?id=197&wit_id=342

Testimony
United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Competition, Innovation, and 
Public Policy in the Digital Age: Is the Marketplace Working to Protect Digital 
Creative Works? 
                                           March 14, 2002

Mr. Craig R. Barrett 
Chief Executive Officer , Intel Corporation 


==========> 02-03-14-SenateJudComm-Witness3-Taplin-Intertainer.txt==========