full-disclosure - Is the record industry turning to Trojan horse programs to copy-protect CDs?

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Message-ID: <1065649471.30355.40.camel@tantor.nuclearelephant.com>
From: jonathan at nuclearelephant.com (Jonathan A. Zdziarski)
Subject: Is the record industry turning to Trojan
	horse  programs to copy-protect CDs?

No argument.  P2P was merely an example.

I personally don't see the point in carrying around MP3s on your
computer when you can fit a couple perfectly good 8-Tracks in your
laptop bag.