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[iriXx <iriXx AT irixx.org>]

hi, great article :-)

you might be interested in talking to Alan Cox, who believes that DRM 
will result in another information Dark Age, since it would prevent us 
from keeping records of materials increasingly being published online 
rather than in print. he is also very concerned about the effects DRM 
will have on accessibility for disabled users.

best,

miriam

tom poe wrote:
> Hi: I would really appreciate some expert analysis of the examples in a 
> posting located at:
> http://www.studioforrecording.org/mt/Pubdomain_Bread/
>
> I've attempted to set out what a computer does, today, and what it can 
> or cannot do in 2004. Seems that with a little polishing, the mainstream 
> folks can begin to focus on just how drastic the future looks in the 
> next year.
>
> Please take a look, and clear up the wrong, and clarify the right parts 
> of this for me. I'd sure appreciate it. If you have a suggestion as to 
> who might be the most technically adept to contact, that would be a 
> terrific help.
> Thanks,
> Tom Poe
> Reno, NV


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