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LA Times on McDanel
October 16, 2003: US Admits Convicted Man Is No Hacker, Los Angeles Times, Joe Menn…
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why it is sometimes worth it
They called him a hacker and convicted him for unlawful access under 1030. She called him a speaker and took the appeal. Now, thanks to my colleague Jennifer…
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LA Times: U.S. Admits Convicted Man Is No Hacker
The LA Times quotes Jennifer Granick in a more detailed article about the McDanel case. Professor Larry Lessig is also quoted.…
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Slashdot on McDanel
Slashdot is now discussing the McDanel case.…
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AP on McDanel
The Associated Press is broadcasting a story about the government's admission of error in the McDanel case. Read more here.…
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Prosecutors admit error in McDanel case
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are moving to vacate Bret McDanel's felony conviction, according to an article in SecurityFocus. Jennifer Granick, who ha…
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Recording industry to use less sharks, more Finns?
On October 10, DRM provider Beep Science demonstrated its live mobile DRM solution at a telecom trade show in Geneva and announced that its technology will prov…
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Professors James Fishkin and Shanto Iyengar
Monday October 13, 2003 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Read their paper in MSWord format or in text format (with…
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Lauren Gelman to speak on Digital Democracy panel
Cybersalon: Digital Democracy in 2004? 6:00-8:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 19 Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar St., Berkeley Will the Internet encourage more people, includi…
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Speaking Next Sunday on Digital Democracy
Cybersalon: Digital Democracy in 2004? 6:00-8:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 19 Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar St., Berkeley Will the Internet encourage more people, includi…
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Owner Override [updated Oct. 13]
Many observers have pointed out that TC architectures might be used by application, service and content providers to define which client applications to interop…
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Urgent need to document the TC ecology
As Ed Felten recently wrote in IEEE Security & Privacy May/June 2003, 60, 61: "In fact, the direct effects of TC are relatively harmless. It is the ind…