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FreedomOfThoughtAndFreeMedia 2 - 26 Nov 2012 - Main.MatthewGriffinCashia
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Why Freedom of Thought Requires Free Media

(And Why Free Media Require Free Software)

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I was just wondering if you could expand on what "Pretty Good Privacy" did? I am especially interested in the circumstances/reasons that the US government threatened to prosecute Mr. Zimmerman for his actions.

Thank you - Matt Cashia

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FreedomOfThoughtAndFreeMedia 1 - 26 Nov 2012 - Main.EbenMoglen
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Why Freedom of Thought Requires Free Media

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In this talk, I tried to explain the relationship between developments in media and the privacy issues we have been discussing. Media that watch you watching "content" are unlike the broadcast media of the 20th century. My analysis is partial, of course. Many important points are undiscussed. I leave them to you here.

 
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