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The ACLU is now working on what might be the DMCA test case that
cp4break wasn't:
Edelman v. N2H2, complaint linked above. The story here is that Ben
Edelman is a researcher who wants to break N2H2's "Bess" filtering program
and not end up in jail for DMCA or license agreement violation, so he's
seeking a judgment from the court to say that it's alright for him to do
that. The Library
of Congress ruling on DMCA exemptions supports the idea that his
actions should be allowed, and it appears to have been influenced by my
writings, so I guess I can claim to have had some part in this. That
ruling is pretty strong as to the DMCA issues; but the license agreement
issues (Bess's clickwrap forbids reverse engineering, I think illegally)
still need to be cleared up. More coverage on
news.com. [ACLU creates DMCA/censorware test case]
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