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We have four great articles to show you for this month's O'Reilly Network review--just in case you missed them the first time around..
Boucher: DMCA-Fixing Bill "Will Win"
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is "one of the biggest
barriers to innovation" ever adopted, says Representative Rick
Boucher. To tear down those barriers, he has introduced a bill
to decriminalize fair use copying. Richard Koman talks to the
congressman.
Introduction to Managed C++
Managed C++ often gets a bum rap in the world of .NET. Some of
it is deserved, some is not, and some comes from just plain
misunderstanding. In this article, Sam Gentile demystifies
Managed C++.
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Consuming Amazon with Flash Remoting
Using Flash Remoting and Web Services, you can enable a responsive
UI that searches and displays Amazon results. Jason Michael Perry
shows you how to build the interface and manipulate the XML Web
service.
LazyWeb and RSS: Given Enough Eyeballs, Are Features Shallow Too?
Clay Shirky muses on LazyWeb, the idea that "If you wait long
enough, someone will write/ build/design what you were thinking
about." Clay says it is coming to mean "I describe a feature I
think should exist in hopes that someone else will code it." Find
out why Clay thinks LazyWeb works, how RSS can advance the concept,
and how to use it as a way to spread new ideas.
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