http://www.ubikann.com/2006/03/29/burn-me-again-pun-intended/ With UbiKann, I can Fri, 21 Nov 2008 09:39:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 http://www.ubikann.com/2006/03/29/burn-me-again-pun-intended/#comment-218 Mon, 28 Aug 2006 17:33:24 +0000 http://www.ubikann.com/2006/03/29/burn-me-again-pun-intended/#comment-218 [...] First of all it’s not astonishing from Sony since you may remember that they already made a complete mess with their previous attempt. Second, well, will they learn it’s easy to hack whether they try to use software or hardware. Third this could easily backfire on them, I’m not sure how but a company that has been so stupid thus far is bound to mess up again ! People have figured out how to spy on which links you visited using CSS so spying on what you played with this type of device installed would probably be feasible. [...] […] First of all it’s not astonishing from Sony since you may remember that they already made a complete mess with their previous attempt. Second, well, will they learn it’s easy to hack whether they try to use software or hardware. Third this could easily backfire on them, I’m not sure how but a company that has been so stupid thus far is bound to mess up again ! People have figured out how to spy on which links you visited using CSS so spying on what you played with this type of device installed would probably be feasible. […]

]]> http://www.ubikann.com/2006/03/29/burn-me-again-pun-intended/#comment-12 Mon, 10 Apr 2006 12:03:52 +0000 http://www.ubikann.com/2006/03/29/burn-me-again-pun-intended/#comment-12 [...] Further reading on this topic lead me to Mike Collins blog and an article about how Amazon seems to have frightened publishers somewhat with new services allowing for people to access digital books from anywhere in the world. Novel concept there : being able to access content from anywhere in the world, sounds a bit like a thing called the World Wide Web ! This stance of fighting for the old way things used to be done and trying to stop anything changing was what lead the music industry to the MP3 fiasco. It sounds like rather than look at ways to adapt the old to the new, it’s once again the will to stop change at all costs that is getting the better ! I wonder how the UK edition of Harry Potter is different to the US edition !? [...] […] Further reading on this topic lead me to Mike Collins blog and an article about how Amazon seems to have frightened publishers somewhat with new services allowing for people to access digital books from anywhere in the world. Novel concept there : being able to access content from anywhere in the world, sounds a bit like a thing called the World Wide Web ! This stance of fighting for the old way things used to be done and trying to stop anything changing was what lead the music industry to the MP3 fiasco. It sounds like rather than look at ways to adapt the old to the new, it’s once again the will to stop change at all costs that is getting the better ! I wonder how the UK edition of Harry Potter is different to the US edition !? […]

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