Oct 26 2001

Open Letter: Arguments against the SSSCA

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Ed Halley puts forth his arguments against the Security Systems Standards and Certification Act, a bill which would force all consumer electronic devices including e-books, DVDs, computers and cell phones to embed copy-protection technology.

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