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WIPO Committee Presentations Show Nuanced View of Copyright
Cable Exec Suggests Changing Consumer Behavior, Not Business Model
Intel Updates SSDs, Supports TRIM, Faster Writes
Pirate Bay Shuts Down Tracker, Switches To Distributed Hash Table
UK's Channel 4 To Broadcast In 3D
Apple Introduces "MacBook Wheel"
"Iron Man" Release Brings Down Paramount's Servers
XKCD Invited To New Yorker "Cartoon-Off"
Linux Finally Getting XBMC
Science Videos Search Engine
Blu-ray Disc Among Top Selling DVDs at Amazon
"Market Share" "Installed Base" and Consumer Electronics
Apple Sued For Turning Workers Into Slaves
Apple TV "Barely Watchable"
Can the New Digital Readers Save the Newspapers?
Corporate Behemoth Keeps Ripping "Real"
Democracy Player Is Dead, Long Live Miro
Disney Buys Marvel For $4B
Dutch Study Says Filesharing Has Positive Economic Effects
Ex-HP CEO Carly Fiorina Hired By Fox News
G8 Summit Aims To Kill International Piracy
IT Labor Shortage Is Just a Myth
Interview with AT&T on BitTorrent Filtering
Is the Internet Bad For Professional Writers
IsoHunt Shut Down?
Leaked Microsoft Dossier on Journalist
Linux Boxee Users Get Hulu Relief
Measuring the "Colbert Bump"
News Corp Will Charge For Newspaper Websites
PC World Editor Resigns When Ordered Not to Criticize Advertisers
Pogue and the Bogusness of Advanced Gadget Reviews
RealNetworks To Introduce a Simple DVD Copier
Remote Kill Flags Surface In Kindle
Sacha Baron Cohen Wikipedia Entry Creates Circular References
Sony BMG Says Ripping CDs is Stealing
Steve Jobs Hates Buttons
The Psychology of Fanboys
Toshiba Going After Blu-ray?
Ultimate iPhone Review — Will It Blend?
Jobs Rumor Debacle Besmirches Citizen Journalism
Looming Royalty Decision Threatens iTunes Store, Apple Hints
Apple's New MacBooks Have Built-In Copy Protection
Theora 1.0 Released, Supported By Firefox
Moonlight 1.0 Brings Silverlight Content To Linux
After 4 Years, HydrogenAudio Opens New 128kbps Listening Test
Press Favored Obama Throughout Campaign
Ars Examines Outlandish "Lost To Piracy" Claims and Figures
TiVO Patent Upheld, Dish May Have to Disable DVR
New York Times Ends Its Paid Subscription Service
After Monty Python Goes YouTube, Big Jump In DVD Sales
FCC Chairman Tries For More Media Consolidation
Whistleblower Claims NSA Spied On Everyone, Targeted Media
iTunes On OS X Finally Has Competition
Canadian Copyright Group Wants iPod Tax
Weird Al To Release Songs As He Records Them
A Wikipedia Conspiracy and the Wall Street Meltdown
Linux Now an Equal Flash Player
Compact Disc Turns 26, Has a Bright Future
Sound Bites of the 1908 Presidential Candidates
FFmpeg Finally Releases Long-Awaited Version 0.5
New Sony DVDs Not Working In Some Players
Map of Web Content By Perspective
MTV Bleeps Filesharing Software Names In Weird Al Video
Technocrat.net Shut Down
Microsoft To Exit the Zune Business?
Web of Trust For Scientific Publications
Microsoft Brings Back DRM
In Response To Restraining Order, Real Networks Pulls RealDVD
Blu-ray Gone In Five Years, Samsung Claims
Dirac 1.0.0 Released
McCain Campaign Offers Rewards For Turn-Key Comments
Are Newspapers Doomed?
The Sounds of Failing Hard Drives
iTunes Gift Card Key System Cracked, Exploited
XBMC Running On an Atom-Based MID
Microsoft To Drop HD DVD
NPD Group Says "Wait! HD-DVD Isn't Dead Yet"
Sony Paid Warner Bros. $400 Million to Go Blu-Ray?
Think Secret Shutting Down
Online Reporters Now the Journalists Most Often Jailed
Blockbuster's Movie Download Box Runs Linux
Sony Fixes Problems With New DVDs
Music Execs Think DRM Slows the Marketplace
Creative Commons Releases "Zero" License
Scientists Create Easier Way To Embed Objects Into Video
Photog Rob Galbraith Rates MacBook Pro Display "Not Acceptable"
Software Update Makes iTunes Accessible To Blind Users
A History of Storage, From Punch Cards To Blu-ray
EFF Lawyer Calls YouTube ContentID Worse Than DMCA
New Ads That Watch You
The Technology Behind the Magic Yellow Line
Tool Shows the Arguments Behind Wikipedia Entries
BBC Download Plans Approved
Blogger Vs. Journalist — Access Denied
Dr. Dobb's Journal Going Web-Only
Sony Pictures in Talks With YouTube
Saving Journalism With Flash and Java
BBC Planning To Launch Global iPlayer VoD Service
Best PC DVR Software, For Any Platform?
DVRs Help Some TV Shows Improve Ratings
Danish DRM Breaker Turns Himself In To Test Backup Law
Lulu Introduces DRM
uTorrent To Build In Transfer-Throttling Ability
AP Suspends DoD Over Altered US Army Photo
Image of Popeye Enters Public Domain In the EU
Bands Bypass iTunes With iPhone Apps
Edit-Approval System Proposed For English-Language Wikipedia
Worm Attack Prompts DoD To Ban Use of External Media
Telling Fact From Fantasy In the World of Apple Rumors
Apple to Rule the Digital Home by 2013?
Consumer Reports Gets Its Game On
YouTube Passes Yahoo As #2 Search Engine
Update — No DRM In New iPod Shuffle
Digital Big Bang — 161 Exabytes In 2006
China Eases Licensing Rules For Foreign Media Sources
In France, Only Journalists Can Film Violence
Time Warner/Viacom Rift Healed, Pending Details
Plastic Logic E-Newspaper
What, Me Worry? MAD Magazine Going Quarterly
Sony Blu-spec CD Format Detailed, Hits Stores
BBC Brings DRM-Free Content To Linux Users
Fighting For Downloaders' Hearts and Minds
An Interview With the Developers of FFmpeg
Data Mining Rescues Investigative Journalism
Critical Vulnerability In Adobe Reader
AP Says "Share Your Revenue, Or Face Lawsuits"
Time Warner Recommends Internet For Some Shows
AP Considers Making Content Require Payment
Text Comments Out In YouTube "National Discussion" of Health Care
Fewer People Copy DVDs Than Once Thought
How the RIAA Targets Campus Copyright Violators
MLB Fans Who Bought DRM Videos Get Hosed
The Wrath of the Apple Tribe
Vinyl Gets Its Groove Back
Is the CD Becoming Obsolete?
Is Salacious Content Driving E-Book Sales?
Chinese Blogs, Netizens React To the Tibet Issue
Google Losing Up To $1.65M a Day On YouTube
Player Piano Roll Production Ceases
Finding Better Tech Broadcasts?
HD DVD Prices Slashed By Toshiba
Toshiba Execs Declare HD DVD Not Dead Yet
Toshiba Making Funeral Plans for HD DVD
BBC's iPlayer Chief Pushes Tiered Charging For ISPs
Decryption Keys For HD-DVD Found, Confirmed
New Contest Will Seek the Best "I'm Linux" Video
AACS Device Key Found
Is DRM Intrinsically Distasteful?
Cory Doctorow Calls Death To Music, Movies, Print
Firefox 3.5 Beta Boosts Open Video Standard
RED's New Digital Stills and Motion Camera Pushing the Limits
Watch the Obama Inauguration With Moonlight
We're In Danger of Losing Our Memories
Web Rescues Un-Aired Super Bowl Ads
IBM Files DVD Spam Patent Application
BluWiki Seeks iPodHash Author, Hopes for Help From EFF
Sony Thinks Blu-ray Will Sell Like DVDs by Year End
Xbox 360 Finally Getting Blu-ray
1/3 of People Can't Tell 48Kbps Audio From 160Kbps
2008 Beijing Olympics as a Media Test-Bed
30% of Americans Want "Balanced" Blogging
45% of Dutch Media-Buying Population Are "Pirates"
5 Ways Newspapers Botched the Web
6-Year-Old Says Grand Theft Auto Taught Him To Drive
92% of Windows PCs Vulnerable To Zero-Day Attacks On Flash
Don't Copy That Floppy! Gets a Sequel
A $1 Billion Email Gaffe
A Bit of Bittorrent Bother
A Geek On Everest
A Statistical Comparison of HD DVD & Blu-Ray Reviews
A.P. To Distribute Nonprofits' Investigative Journalism
ACM OSR Linux Issue Available For Free Download
ASCAP Wants To Be Paid When Your Phone Rings
Accused Killer Asks For Online Media Users' IDs
Adobe Confirms PDF Zero-Day, Says Kill JavaScript
Advice On File Sharing For a Swedish MP?
Afterlife Will Be Costly For Digital Films
Amazon & TuneCore To Cut Out the RIAA Middleman
Analyst Says Blu-ray DRM Safe For 10 Years
Analyzing YouTube's Audio Fingerprinter
Ancient Books Go Online
Apple DMCAs iPodHash Project
Apple Prepares For the Coming iPod Slump
Apple QuickTime DRM Disables Video Editing Apps
Apple Reconsiders, Approves NIN iPhone App
Apple Rejects Nine Inch Nails iPhone App
Apple To Grant All Labels DRM-Free Distribution
Apple Updates iPhone and iPod Touch
Apple's Terms No Longer Allow ITMS Purchases Outside of US
Apple's iTunes DRM Dilemma
Archos 605 WiFi Hacked
Are Academic Journals Obsolete?
Assignment Zero Tests Pro-Am Journalism
Audio From the Last HOPE Released
BBC "Not In Bed With Bill Gates"
BBC Backpedals On Linux Audience Figures
BBC To Launch Music Download Store
BBC and YouTube Deal in the Works?
BBC's Open Player Claims Not Followed Through
BBC's iPlayer's Prospects Looking Bleak

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WIPO Committee Presentations Show Nuanced View of Copyright