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: Electronic Freedom Foundation - Deep LinksGlobal minilinks for 2008-05-27
By Danny OBrien
- Michael Geist - Ten More Questions for Industry Minister Prentice
On the eve of Canada's DMCA, the politician in charge has plenty to answer for.- German Phone Company in Spying Scandal
Deutsch Telekom employees analyzed "several hundred thousand landline and mobile connection data sets of key German journalists reporting on Telekom and their private contacts."- Gamer anger at Nokia's "Lock In"
UK gamers battle Nokia's N-Gage's DRM and terms of service- EU Rejects New Intellectual Property Rights for Sport
"Unjustified protectionism and injurious to press freedom," say publishers.- Shops Secretly Track Customers via Mobile Phone
A less salubrious use of GNU Radio.- Rolling Stone on "China's All-Seeing Eye"
Naomi Klein on how China's censorship is being exported.- Canada Watchdogs Investigate Deep Packet Inspection
Are ISPs invading users' privacy?
Full post as published by Electronic Freedom Foundation - Deep Links on May 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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