Journal Journal: Oh, BURN: "Slashdot Struggles to Remain Relevant in The Social Web" 9
From the New York Times: Slashdot Struggles to Remain Relevant in The Social Web
Oh, feel the BURN!
One wonders when this will hit the front page, if at all.
Submission + - Latest Version of ACTA Leaks (zeropaid.com)
An anonymous reader writes: Drew Wilson of ZeroPaid points to a freshly leaked version of ACTA available on La Quadrature Du Net. While the text will need further analysis, the most recent look at the text suggests that there is no Three Strikes law, but anti-circumvention laws have a new twist to them with regard to exceptions in that "they do not significantly impair the adequacy of legal protection [...] or the effectiveness of legal remedies for violations of those measures." Overall, the text still hints at a global DMCA with notice-and-takedown.
Sony's Tretton Sounds Off On E3 Leaks 37
An anonymous reader writes "Sony is hinting that previously released games might be able to use its motion sensor controller. Jack Tretton said it would be 'absolutely conceivable' that existing games could get a patch when the controller comes out next year — and implied that some of the games shown at E3 this year could ship with motion sensing built into them. The president and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment of America is also not happy about the leaks that preceded the company's E3 press conference (for example, details on the PSP Go). Tretton says it has become impossible to keep a secret in the gaming industry because of third-party publishers — and he's worried about the ramifications that will have as the company develops the PS4."
Joystiq's Law of the Game column has a related article questioning the value of NDAs now that the sharing of information has become so easy.
Comment The same guys who built the Submarine (Score 2, Interesting) 153
Those are the same guys who built the biggest amateur Submarine before. Bunch of swell fellows.
http://www.uc3nautilus.dk/index.htm
