
Will secret copyright treaty restrict your digital rights? macworld.com November 20, 2009 by Jeff Porten
Most Americans expect that their laws are only passed after some period of public debate between Republicans and Democrats or their news-channel proxies. However, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) may be an exception to this rule, and if it is signed, many United States laws concerning the Internet and ownership of data may become substantively different.
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Federal Grinch: Overreaction destroys holiday cheer in Alaska Fairbanks Daily News-Miner November 20, 2009 Editorial
The U.S. Postal Service surely had the best of intentions when it decided to stop distributing letters to Santa Claus to volunteers who would answer them. The decision, however, is an overreaction to the vaguest of threats.
Sure, one could imagine ways in which the quirky but much-loved letter-writing tradition could be abused by ill-intentioned people.
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