Privacy Digest

minilinks for 2008-02-25 - Via EFF: Deep Links:

• Music subscription plan sparks anti-trust investigationThe Department of Justice thinks Universal's plan to offer
  a music subscription service might be a monopoly.
• Three strikes and you're out (of the Internet)Filesharers trading unauthorized content may lose Internet
  access in proposals circulated in the UK.
• Senator wants to limit NFL copyright restrictionsArlen Specter wants an exception for churches for the NFL's
  prohibition on public display of the Super Bowl.
• Are social networking sites safe after all?A new survey finds social networking sites are safer for
  children than other types of Internet communication.
• Court protects blogger's anonymityAn anonymous blogger accused of defamation does not have to
  reveal his or her identity, a California appeals court ruled.
• Facebook -- Can you ever leave?Some users report being unable to remove their profiles
  from Facebook. (log-in may be required)
• Leave no trace? Not on the Internet.A journalist tries to live anonymously for a week and finds
  it may not be possible.

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