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Adam Savage Revises Claim of Lawyer-Bullying On RFID Show

Submitted by MacRonin on September 5, 2008 - 12:05pm
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Adam Savage Revises Claim of Lawyer-Bullying On RFID Show - Via Slashdot: Your Rights Online:

Nick writes "A few weeks ago a video of a talk given by Adam Savage of the television show MythBusters spread across the internet (including a mention on Slashdot.) On the video, Savage stated that the show was unable to produce an episode about previously known RFID vulnerabilities due to a conference call to Texas Instruments that unexpectedly included several credit card companies' legal counsel. TI (via a spokesperson talking with cnet.com) stated that only one lawyer was on the call and that the majority of the people on the call were product managers from the Smart Card Alliance (SCA) invited by TI to speak. Then Savage (via a Discovery Communications statement) reaffirmed that he was not on the call himself and that the decision was not made by Discovery or their advertising sales department but rather MythBuster's production company, Beyond Productions."

(Read Original Article - Via Slashdot: Your Rights Online.)

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