Karen and Bradley discuss two other DMCA exemptions filed by Software
Freedom Conservancy during the 2020/2021 Triennial Rulemaking Process at
the copyright office: one for wireless router firmwares and one for
privacy research.

Show Notes:

Segment 0 (00:39 )

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Segment 1 (06:30 )

• Conservancy filed a DMCA
  exemption request for wireless routers, and updated it with their long
  comment on the issue.



• NPR's
  Planet Money had a show that discussed how recycling plastic in
  the USA was somewhat of a large con game funded by the plastics industry.
  Both audio
  a transcript is
  available. (19:32 , 20:44 )

Segment 2 (29:10 )

• Bradley and Karen discuss the third exemption request that Conservancy
  filed, for
  research to find privacy flaws, and updated it with a long
  comment on the issue.



• Karen and Bradley noted that individuals
  can file reply comments before the deadline of Wednesday 10 March 2021 at
  23:59 US/Eastern. Note that the “neutral comment”
  requirement appears to no longer be listed; the 2021-03-10 (47:20 )





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