The Federal Trade Commission and the Technology Law and Public Policy Clinic at the University of Washington School of Law is currently hosting a conference on digital rights management technology. The conference agenda can be downloaded here, but I highly recommend you just go here and start watching the live webcast.
I’ve been watching the live feed in between classes and so far it has been extremely interesting and oddly entertaining. The current panel is discussing DRM consumer issues. This talk envelopes not only typical copyright-related issues, but also touches upon computer security and information privacy concerns. Stop wasting your time reading this and check it out now!
