• DMCA for China?
  A new copyright law would make it an offense in China to
  "break encryption set by copyright owners."
  
• AACS to Pursue DRM Circumventors
  Says it will use "both technical and legal measures." So,
  will they be suing their own members for leaving the title
  keys in the clear?
  
• Vista's New DRM Crumbles
  Alex Ionescu bypasses the driver-signing requirement for
  playing Vista premium content. This would mean that you
  could play HD movies using open source hardware, except
  that Alex is cagey about publishing with the DMCA hanging
  over his head.
  
• Vista's Fine Print
  Michael Geist on the legal agreements buried in Microsoft
  Vista's EULA.
  
• We've Got a Warrant Now, Can You Leave Us Alone?
  The government seeks to dismiss the ACLU's NSA spying
  program lawsuit after obtaining a secret order from a
  secret court.
  
• Gonzalez Claims Constitution Has Fine Print
  It doesn't grant habeas corpus, he says, in defiance of the
  text.
  
• Hillary Clinton on Privacy
  Wants to introduce an EU-style data protection bill and
  suggests that dragnet surveillance might be conducted in an
  "anonymized" way.
  
• Pontiac Donates to EFF?
  Detroit's local newspaper covers a strange twist to a
  Pontiac Second Life experiment.
  
• Diebold Shows How to Make Your Own Voting Machine Key
  Diebold's pictures of replacement e-voting keys are
  sufficient to construct them yourself.
  
• Publishers Plan Dirty Tactics Against Open Science
  PR's "pit bull" gives his ideas for fighting the free
  dissemination of scientific works.