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"Launching a 'homeland' defense: To protect itself from terrorism, United States embarks on protection program reminiscent of early cold-war days." -By Jonathan S. Landay-CSMonitor
19991115 Commentary - "Real privacy." RealNetworks was spying on its customers. -ZDNet 19991109 "Honesty is the best policy: RealNetworks is the latest company to expose personal data but escape action by TRUSTe. Does the privacy watchdog ever bite?" -By Kaitlin Quistgaard -Salon 19991107 "New Real [RealNetworks] privacy flaw." -BBC /News 19991102 "Real [.com] sorry after privacy row." ... "A US security expert, Richard Smith, found that the software secretly transmitted to the company's headquarters details about what music each customer listens to and how many songs are copied. The information sent includes a serial number that could be used to identify an individual." ... "Some experts even called the company's music software a "Trojan horse," a malicious computer code that promises to perform one function as a cover for other unwanted activities." -BBC /News 19991031 "The RealJukeBox monitoring system." -By Richard M. Smith -ComputerBytesMan.com 19991013 "New Internet could carry privacy risks." ... "The new address scheme, called "IPv6," would not become widely used for years but ultimately would affect every Internet user." -BBC /News 19990624 "Wars of the future... today." -By Tom Regan -CSMonitor/buy 19990621 "Dolly's Legacy: Nuclear transfer--used to clone Dolly and now owned by Geron [Corporation]--may help scientists develop more potent stem-cell therapies." -ScientificAmerican.com 19990129
"Launching a 'homeland' defense: To protect itself from terrorism, United States embarks on protection program reminiscent of early cold-war days." -By Jonathan S. Landay-CSMonitor