* DRM inevitably affects public domain, because distributors are too
  afraid of the risk of accidental bleedover.

* Julien Dourgnon's slides: get 'em.

* Where do performers' revenues really come from??

* Hit the "balance" myth hard, also "compensation", "ownership".

* Privacy issues: the more sophisticated & "interoperable" DRM gets,
  the more information about you and your habits it is aware of.

* "Moral rights" are mainly about attribution -- recompense is not a
  right, it is an outcome.

* DRM affects plagiarism detection, thus acting against "moral rights"
  (because it impedes computers arbitrarily examining files)

* Security concerns ("It's *my* computer, damnit!")

* Use the Kinko's Emacs chapter story to illustrate the judge on a
  chip problem.

* Peter Swire's "crippling the factories" metaphor.

* Ben Gross's point that it is not the role of government to guarantee
  the success of a particular business model.

* economic analysis will never be enough, never have the whole picture.