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Barnes & Noble: 1 week as a Microsoft partner,and censoring publications. May 4th 2012, 11:12 http://tuxradar.com/content/learn-ha...rnes-and-noble Rumour (and it is just rumour) has it that M$ were the complainant. But for a bookshop to pull publications from sale.....that's not good........... Quote: We've just learned that issue 154 of Linux Format, the one with 'Learn to Hack' on the cover, was removed from Barnes and Noble bookstores in the US after a complaint was made. We'd like to apologise if you were affected and couldn't find a copy As a reminder, we've put the contents of the main feature online: http://www.tuxradar.com/content/learn-hack Here's a quote from Bruce Schneier's Crypto-Gram Newsletter from August 2003 where he announces his book 'Beyond Fear', and explains why demystifying security is so important: "This is a book for everyone. I believe that security, as a topic, is something we all can understand. And even more importantly, I believe that the subject is just too critical, too integral a part of our everyday lives, to be left exclusively in the hands of experts. By demystifying security, I hope to encourage all of us to think more sensibly about the topic, to contribute to what should be an open and informed public discussion of security, and to participate vocally in ongoing security negotiations in our civic, professional, and personal lives." We feel exactly the same, which is why we ran that feature.

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