Quick News Links for Week Ending 10/7/2007
- LAX using randomness to foil terrorists
- High profile band experiments with customer set pricing
- Class action suit over iPhone firmware update
- Google may sanitize collected data for better privacy
- Improving finger print recognition
- UK law enforces demand for decryption keys
- Censorship worse than piracy
- AT&T vows not to use new ToS for censorship
- 24C3 planning closes on the 12th
- Economist on privacy, surveillance
- Discussing mentors
- Microsoft adds 1MM DRM-free songs to Zune Marketplace
- More static over white space devices
- Growing nanotubes directly on silicon for improved cooling
- New mind-machine algorithm from MIT
- A clear explanation of MP3 compression
- House committee begins investigation of NSA wiretaps
- Risks of Microsofts new centralized medical records project
- Another criticism of Health Vault
- More details on Health Vault
- AT&T double speak on content filters
- Additional TPM, BD+, on Blu-ray back fires
- Lessig video from Danish TV on anti-corruption mission
- Verizon sued over FiOS subscription numbers
- UK collecting society over-reaching on definition of publicperformance
- Designing software with privacy in mind
