[d at DCC] [politics] Re: Editing of 2-TPMs/2-owners petition text...

[tOM Trottier]

On Monday, July 03, 2006 at 9:18,
Russell McOrmond <discuss at list.digital-copyright.ca> wrote:

> Bill wrote:
> > THAT technical protection measures (TPMs), as implemented by 
> > copyright holders, have caused problems such as invading end users 
> > privacy, preventing consumers from enjoying content on devices and 
> > software of their independent choice and the high-profile Sony-BMG 
> > RootKit fiasco which circumvented and compromised the security of 
> > thousands of computers.
> 
>    I think this also fixes the grammar problem that Charles noticed.

Still messy, how about:

    THAT technical protection measures (TPMs), as implemented by copyright holders, have 
    caused problems such as invading end users privacy, preventing consumers from enjoying 
    content on devices and software of their independent choice, and installing rootkits which 
    open personal computers to internet crimiinals (eg, Sony-BMG RootKit fiasco).


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