• Why the iPhone Isn't Really Revolutionary
  Tim Wu points out that beneath the iPhone's snazzy design
  lurks a standard business model.
  
• The "iPhone Killer" Arrives
  An open source, touch-screen, Linux-based phone that can be
  used with any GSM carrier.
  
• Top Secret: We're Wiretapping You
  The FBI accidentally gave a DC attorney proof that he was
  being wiretapped.
  
• Judge Dismisses New York Times Lawsuit
  A FOIA request on warrantless wiretapping was thrown out by
  a federal judge, citing executive privilege.
  
• Net Growth Prompts Privacy Update
  The leading industrial nations adopt new guidelines on
  privacy.
  
• EU, U.S. to Share Passenger Data
  A deal between the EU and the U.S. allows the storage of
  traveler data for up to 15 years.
  
• German Parliament Passes New Copyright Act
  Reforms allow users to make personal copies, but not to
  "break" DRM.
  
• Court Holds Belgian ISP Responsible for File Sharing
  ISPs in Belgium are ordered to police their networks for
  piracy.
  
• Digital Music Sales Flex Muscles
  Does good news for digital sales mean bad news for the
  traditional album?
  
• Fake Steve Jobs: How I Put Labels on a Leash
  Tells the story of how the major labels handed Apple an 80%
  share of the digital music market.