Cruelty to AnalogChronicling efforts to control digitization technologyProfessor Felten on ARDG Press Ban- March 26, 2003 Princeton computer science professor Edward Felten has posted several interesting thoughts regarding the ARDG press ban on his excellent weblog,...http://analog.blogs.eff.org/archives/000267.html Rationale for ARDG Press Ban- March 26, 2003 Some within ARDG have expressed the view that the ban on press attendance is necessary because many who attend ARDG...http://analog.blogs.eff.org/archives/000266.html Consumer and Public Interest Groups Urge ARDG to Permit Press- March 21, 2003 In a joint letter to the CPTWG co-chairs, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Consumers Union, DigitalConsumer.org and Public Knowledge expressed concern...http://analog.blogs.eff.org/archives/000265.html MPAA Thinks About Architecture- March 21, 2003 At the March 5 meeting of the ARDG, Brad Hunt from the MPAA offered a 3-slide presentation aimed at defining...http://analog.blogs.eff.org/archives/000263.html |