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This seems the most likely way it works. Which makes me unsympathetic to publishers who complain about it. Digital distribution will always have this issue. Substack goes from strength to strength because they don't give an inch on the paywall.

Would there be anything worth putting into the libraries if intellectual property rights are not respected?

If you arrived into, say, London and googled "Best fish and chips" would you believe that the top result gives you the meal that you're after?

Yeah, influential Tories are likely to get jobs when a Tory government is in power. Much like how Seamus Milne will become the Corbyn's press officer come a labour win in June.

And that quote has always just been a standard issue made up internet quote. Murdoch was literally in the Guardian letter pages denying he ever said such a thing. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/dec/19/rupert-murdoch...

And why would he say it? "When I go into Downing Street they do as I say" would be a bizarre utterance from a newspaper editor.

>Le Roux admitted that he had created the encryption software E4M but denied that he had developed TrueCrypt, its famous progeny.

To me the picture that is being painted is that Truecrypt was a project funded by criminals and maintained by people associated with organised crime.

Yet we still don't know what happened in 2014 that ended the project and the circumstances in how they 'gassed' their canary. Was it something to do with Le Roux's informing? Was it connected to the Snowden revelations?

Really hoping the last part will shed some light on the closure of Truecrypt and the full story of the authorship. What is the Czech connection?!.