bIPlogIntellectual Property Weblog at the UC Berkeley Grad School of JournalismPrivacy on Several Fronts- March 14, 2004 Yesterday, I attended the Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society's "Securing Privacy in the Internet Age" Symposium. It's going on today but I'm not attending. Too many conferences, and I have a lot of work to do before tomorrow. So it was a great day, interesting presentations on lots of privacy issues, including but not limited to leaky technologies like RFID, Sensor Networks (Pam Samuelson's new research area), as well as policies on...http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/biplog/archive/002313.html DRM Chris Willis Nails It- March 12, 2004 On screen now at Media Morphosis Day 3: "Insure content security with baked in Digital Rights Management." Chris: What's the point Michael Silberman: I think DRM could be used to keep people from stealing, and get them to pay for content. And it could be used to facilitate the making of content. No. Not. DRM for news Okay, your content has high value for maybe, 24 hours You want to lock it up There is...http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/biplog/archive/002297.html |