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Don't Let Congress Shackle Digital Music

Posted on January 12, 2007
The PERFORM Act is a backdoor assault on your right to record off the radio and would force Internet webcasters to use DRM-laden formats rather than MP3. Take action to block this bill now.


Don't Let Cable Companies Ratchet Up Restrictions

Posted on October 02, 2006
Don't let Cable Ratchet Up restrictions!


Were You Exposed by AOL's Data Leak?

Posted on August 09, 2006
Over 650,000 AOL members private search terms were exposed by the company. If you're an AOL member - or have friends or family that are - you can demand action from the company.


The Corruptibles: Analog Hole

Posted on June 13, 2006
You use the so-called "analog hole" when for instance, playing a DVD and then re-digitizing it for use on your computer. The analog hole is a safety valve for you to escape copy-protections for legal purposes.


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The Corruptibles: Audio Flag

Posted on June 13, 2006
The RIAA-backed PERFORM Act, sets out a list of "reasonable recording" restrictions for all satellite and digital radio devices.


The Corruptibles: Broadcast Flag

Posted on June 13, 2006
The Broadcast Flag is a signal Hollywood wants embedded in all over-the-air digital television signals. Devices forced by law to obey the flag will only be able to output to other use-restricting gadgets.


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