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The Stupidity Apparently Just Won't End... -
02-12-2008, 04:06 PM
The RIAA strikes again:
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When is a virus not a virus? When it's sending your personal data to the Recording Industry Association of America, silly.
Internet advocacy website Public Knowledge has posted a highlight reel from the State of the Net Conference, where RIAA boss Cary Sherman suggests that internet filtering sorely lacks the personal touch of spyware.
While ISP-level filtering dragnets such as those proposed by AT&T have their way of catching the sloppier digital music thieves out there, the technology is more-or-less bypassed by basic file encryption.
That's why Sherman recommends finding a way to install filtering software directly onto people's home PCs.