Has reason returned to the land of DMCA? The jury in the Elcomsoft case seems to have decided it should! Here’s the important part of the jury instructions, to my mind:
“Merely offering a product that could violate copyrights was not enough to warrant a conviction, the jury instructions said”
Haven’t heard that point made lately, have you? 🙂
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Sorry for the delay in posting, Blogger was doing some back-end upgrades, which I hope will make this stuff even better! Also, sorry for those of you who might have found a 404 when trying to get to this page very early this morning. I don’t know how but it just disappeared off the server….
I was off-line most of the weekend, celebrating Angela’s birthday with both of our families, so I hadn’t noticed until I grabbed the copy/paste code for that last entry that ESBN.org had added some features. Obviously the “rate this content” is new, and given the close race between thumbs up and thumbs down my posts…
Blogrolling is down. So that’s why there’s no links over there on the right side of your screen. Also, I’ve decided to stop blogging to the Office Beta blog. It’s served it’s purpose as a place to keep notes and links about Office 2003, but now that I’m using it every day both on my…
Over at Doc’s IT Garage there’s a lengthy post about business needs, and using outside vendors as opposed to internal IT people and the view of IT from the top. A couple of quotes: “FA new study by the white-shoe consultancy Bain & Co. finds that, while 70% of senior executives at large corporations agree…
Gee a good hoax never dies does it? We just got a fax from someone warning us that they had the jdbgmgr.exe virus, Yes, they were so worried about the fact that they might have sent infected email that they printed off the warning and faxed it to everyone in their address book, most of…