Experts speaking in defense of hacker magazine 2600 say a ruling that prevents sites from linking to a controversial DVD-descrambling utility
imperils traditional free speech.
A federal judge should not order 2600.com to yank hyperlinks to the DeCSS program from its website because it "would constitute a gross prior
restraint of speech," 2600 magazine says in court documents filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in New York.
