RISKS Digest: P3P, IE6 and legal liability (new version of web browser criticized for forcing cookie-laden sites to publish privacy policies, exposing them to potential liability)

Wired News: Routes of least surveillance (how to avoid surveillance cameras in NYC) (also see iSee)

N.Y. Times (via Int'l Herald Tribune): Rivals mobilize alternatives to U.S. system (Europe, China, Russia, and Canada are developing navigation systems to serve as alternatives to U.S.-controlled GPS)

AP: Health care company unhappy with Philip Morris' planned name change to Altria (Altria Healthcare Corp. says it doesn't want to be associated with cigarette maker)

Wired News: No thumbprint, no rental car

CNET News.com: Customers put kibosh on anti-copy CD

SatireWire: Lung cancer to change its name to Philip Morris

ABC News: a badly placed American Airlines ad (via Shawnuff.net and FARK)

Wired News: Wayback goes way back on web (also see Wayback Machine)

CNET News.com: MSN.com shuts out non-Microsoft browsers (remember "DOS isn't done until Lotus won't run"? It's back!)