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• Going Digital
  Warner announced that 11% of their sales are digital...
  
• Kicking and Screaming
  ... even as they still persist in suing P2P tech companies.
  
• Privacy Rights Clearinghouse Praised
  Beth Givens gets some exposure on her excellent privacy work...
  
• Not that Kind of Privacy Clearinghouse
  ...while AOL Research releases twenty million searches by over 500,000 users.
  
• Cybercrime Treaty Passed
  The treaty allows the global application of other nation's online surveillance laws -
  
• Hong Kong Passes New Spying Law
  Allowing, one day, the harmonization of Chinese and USA surveillance regimes?
  
• A Five Minute Guide Against DRM
  Linux Journal gives unvarnished arguments against digital rights management.
  
• Committee offers Brochure to Sell Telecoms Bill
  While the Senate provides (then hastily hides) a glamorous brochure for its DRM-laden Telecoms bill.
  
• Copyrighting Fashion
  - perhaps in preparation for copyright hitting the fashion industry?
  
• Netting Net Neutrality
  Hacking the Net Neutrality debate, Dan Kaminsky premieres a tool at DEFCON to detect content-biased networks.
  
• First to File, Last to Pass
  The latest Leahy-Hatch Patent Bill takes yet another look at patent reform.
  
• Single Laugh Licensing
  Meanwhile, IP lawyers show comedians how to sue over joke infringement.