[free-sklyarov] Digital Rights Defended

[Vladimir Katalov]

http://www.printmediamag.com/doc/274050751354457.bsp

> Schroeder explained, "AAP would never have predicted that publishers
> would be among the first to test the DMCA in the U.S. Nevertheless,
> that is what happened. This summer, Adobe came to us with
> information that some Russians had hacked through the encryption
> system being used to protect some of our members' e-books and that
> the Russians were offering the hacking software for sale on a Web
> site. This was our worst nightmare." She says Adobe was forced to
> make great leaps, asking that content be removed from
> advertisements. And though the request was successful, the situation
> proved how fallible, or at least, how subjective digital rights
> protection could be for--not only publishers--but also technology
> providers.


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Sincerely yours,
  Vladimir

Vladimir Katalov
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