TorrentBR

Says will eliminate any benefit from encryption while "protecting" users. There's an interesting new video from the recent State of the Net Conference up on Public Knowledge, in which the RIAA's Cary Sherman discusses ISP content filtering, encryption, fair use, and what role govt should play in it all. The video is an abridged version which nicely focuses on his answer to 4 important questions, and at the same time points out the fallacy of each.

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