Ed Felten Explains How Black Boxes Interfere With Effective Public Policy
Lisa Rein makes audio and video of this presentation available. Excellent presentation
at the Law and Technology of DRM (Digital Rights Management) Conference by
Edward Felten, an associate professor in the Computer Science Department at Princeton University. He addresses some of the public polcy issues of DRM using examples of Total Information Awareness, web-blocking, and electronic voting. More at the Resources Page of the Conference.

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