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      <title>Does the revolution begin now</title>
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      <description>Over the last two days, the HD-DVD encryption key leak has gained momentum. Now considering that most of the stories on the first few pages of Digg relate to this, and that the key is now available on a hell of a lot of sites, I surely don&#39;t need to tell you about it. But is it the beginning of a revolution?&#xA;The tech community has for long been aware of the ills of DRM and related agencies like the MAFIAA.</description>
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