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Reuters: iTunes at centre of digital rights protest
Posted On: Mon, 2006-06-19 08:29 by lev
Over the weekend, Reuters foregrounded the DefectiveByDesign direct action in their DRM roundup. News about DRM keeps popping up everywhere, which is great news for the campaign. Keep spreading the word!
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TechNewsWorld: iTunes Protesters Crank Up the Volume
Posted On: Mon, 2006-06-19 08:13 by lev
TechNewsWorld has a decent overview of DRM-related news in the last two weeks. Two paragraphs are devoted to the hard work of the DRM Elimination Crew - good work freedom fighters!
Seattle: DRM Elimination Crew denied entry
Posted On: Mon, 2006-06-12 13:04 by lev
Local Seattle website Seattlest published a story about Defective By Design volunteers facing resistance from University Village security guards on June 10th.
Macworld UK labels DBD "savvy"
Posted On: Mon, 2006-06-12 12:13 by lev
Jonny Evans, reporting for Macworld UK, places the recent DefectiveByDesign flashmobs in an international context: "The group is perhaps a little more savvy than European regulators. The group contends that by restricting how software or files can be used, DRM-equipped products are 'defective by design'."
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plasticboy: Apple Store Action
Posted On: Mon, 2006-06-12 11:57 by lev
Over at Plasticboy.com, Ben weighs in with his impressions of the June 10th event: The event was a lot of fun, and with similar events going on in cities across the country hopefully it will raise awareness and get people talking about DRM.