Elsewhere on the Web
Elsewhere on the Web
Elsewhere on the Web

By Public Knowledge
October 2, 2006

It's a quiet day here at PK world headquarters, but there are some interesting developments elsewhere. You might take a look:

O'Reilly Radar takes a look at how the DMCA's Sect. 512 notice-and-takedown safe harbor provisions could act as a copyright renewal system for popular sites like YouTube.
TechDirt and GigaOm explore DVD Jon's new gig as a FairPlay DRM interoperator.
DCist exposes us to a very cool looking motion-capture animation movie called Renaissance.

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