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[Danfingerman.com] DTM :<| (Weblog of Dan Fingerman: Cybercrime Archives): The volume of commercial email was low at first but has grown exponentially for years. The result has been frustration for users who drown in the flood of messages, higher costs for service providers who must process all the unwanted email, embarrassment for legitimate businesses whose servers are hijacked by spammers trying to disguise their identities, and the corruption of children whose parents try to shield them from pornography and other sex-based products.

 [Techspot.com] New P2P software Grouper to solve illegal music squabbles ...: If this program explodes as the next Kazaa, the RIAA and MPAA will find a way to make sure that people that believe they won't get caught are going to get caught. Just be careful.

[Msl1.mit.edu] FurdLog: Frank Field's Weblog - rev.1: In papers filed Tuesday with a federal court in Washington, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) said it did not oppose the anonymous Kazaa user's request to fight the subpoena seeking her identity but that any such motion should be filed immediately. Previously, "Jane Doe's" attorneys had asked for more time to prepare their case arguing that the RIAA subpoena, filed with Internet service provider Verizon Communications, violated her privacy and other constitutional rights.

 [Boingboing.net] Boing Boing: March 2003: Acclaimed writer and thinker Douglas Rushkoff, author of Ecstasy Club and Coercion, has written perhaps the most important -- and bound to be controversial -- book on Judaism in a generation. As the religion stands on the brink of becoming irrelevant to the very people who look to it for answers, NOTHING SACRED takes aim at its problems and offers startling and clearheaded solutions based on Judaism's core-source-values and teachings.

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