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Child Online Protection Act
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India to Attempt $10 Laptop Per Child - One Laptop Per Child News
— olpcnews.com — In what seems to be a moment of hubris, the Indian Human Resource Development Ministry, the Indian... Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Science met last week to devise a roadmap for a direct challenge to the One Laptop Per Child program ... (more) India to Attempt $10 Laptop Per Child - One Laptop Per ...

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RIAA gang at the DoJ
p2pnet news — ... Then there’s the #2 man, currently slated to be David Ogden. If that name only rings a faint bell it’s because you have to cast your mind back to Eldred v Ashcroft, the argument on whether retroactive copyright term extensions were legal. Sitting over there on Ashcroft’s side? That’s Mr. Odgen. For extra-bonus ick points, Ogden also was involved in defending the heinous COPA legislation, fortunately now dead and buried (but not forgotten). ...

RIAA takes Over the DoJ under Obama: Bad News for Copyfighters
Boing Boing — ... . Sitting over there on Ashcroft's side? That's Mr. Odgen. For extra-bonus ick points, Ogden also was involved in defending the heinous COPA legislation, fortunately now dead and buried (but not forgotten). ...

RIAA takes Over the DoJ under Obama: Bad News for Copyfighters
Boing Boing — ... . Sitting over there on Ashcroft's side? That's Mr. Odgen. For extra-bonus ick points, Ogden also was involved in defending the heinous COPA legislation, fortunately now dead and buried (but not forgotten). ...

Student threatens suicide over RIAA lawsuit
p2pnet news — ... Then there’s the #2 man, currently slated to be David Ogden. If that name only rings a faint bell it’s because you have to cast your mind back to Eldred v Ashcroft, the argument on whether retroactive copyright term extensions were legal. Sitting over there on Ashcroft’s side? That’s Mr. Odgen. For extra-bonus ick points, Ogden also was involved in defending the heinous COPA legislation, fortunately now dead and buried (but not forgotten). ...

Obama must ‘recognize consumer rights’
p2pnet news — ... Then there’s the #2 man, currently slated to be David Ogden. If that name only rings a faint bell it’s because you have to cast your mind back to Eldred v Ashcroft, the argument on whether retroactive copyright term extensions were legal. Sitting over there on Ashcroft’s side? That’s Mr. Odgen. For extra-bonus ick points, Ogden also was involved in defending the heinous COPA legislation, fortunately now dead and buried (but not forgotten). ...

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