Privacy Digest

miniLinks for 2007-04-11: "

• Students Accuse Anti-Plagiarism Site of CopyingSome high school students sue to stop commercial site from
  taking their essays and looking over their shoulders.
• Copyright Utopia?EFF's Fred von Lohmann keynotes at the University of
  Maryland's conference on alternate IP futures.
• YouTube: They're Not Watching You; They're Watching Each Other
  YouTube's most popular videos are created by its users, not
  big media.
• Guitar Notations Get a Single ProviderPublishers finally seeing tablature as an opportunity,
  instead of just a threat.
• EU Court of Human Rights Protects Private Net UseYour employer can't watch your personal life, just because
  it can.
• Vorratsdatenspeicherung!German activists fight the European data retention regime
  with protests in Frankfurt, April 14.
• Microsoft Sees DRM-Free Music in Zune's FutureOh sure, *now* they do.
• Consumer Advocates Welcome DRM-Free MusicMeanwhile, the pressure recedes from Apple in Europe.
• Financial Times: A Broadcast Flag for Europe?The FT examines the threat posed by DVB's digital video
  standards.
• RIAA Wins Worst Company In America 2007Beats Halliburton, Exxon, and U-Haul.

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