• Data Retention Bill Resurfaces in Congress
  Europe's data-hoarding regulations slide west.
  
• EMI Considers Dropping DRM
  If true, Steve Jobs may get his dream.
  
• Warner: Dropping DRM Is "Without Logic or Merit"
  The majors remain stubbornly attached to the DRM status
  quo.
  
• DVD Jon's Thoughts On Jobs' DRM Memo
  DVD Jon takes a closer look at Steve Job's anti-DRM
  positions.
  
• Internet Speakeasies Bypass Chinese Cyber-Cafe Ban
  Chinese youth interpret prohibition as damage and route
  around it.
  
• Skype Snoops Your BIOS as Part of DRM License Enforcement
  "It is quite normal to look at indicators that uniquely
  identify the platform." Not when you're using a supposedly
  secure VoIP program, it's not.
  
• File Sharing Has Negligible Effect on Album Sales
  The lifestyles of German uploaders ingeniously used to
  examine the buying patterns of U.S. file-sharers in this
  Journal of Political Economy paper.
  
• Tor: When Network Administrators Come Knocking
  A professor stands his ground for Internet anonymity.
  
• The Worst Consumer Privacy Infringers
  A Bottom Ten of companies with the worst privacy policies.
  
• Captain Copyright Says Goodbye
  Vanquished with radioactive controversium.
  
• Dancing Your Rights Away
  A New York choreographer sends DMCA takedowns over the
  Electric Slide.
  
• Towards Better International IP Laws
  Coalition launches, invites participation in Internet Governance Forum (IGF)
  Dynamic Coalition on Access to Knowledge and Freedom of Expression.