At 09:41 PM 7/19/96 +0100, Jerome Thorel wrote:
OECD FAILS TO ACT ON KEY-ESCROW ENCRYPTION; THE US ACCUSED OF "POLICY LAUNDERING" [deleted]
Jim Bell jimbell@pacifier.com wrote:
Lemme see... The Europeans are now complaining about the US government pushing key escrow on them? So where did that "emerging consensus" go?!?
That was not a complaint -- but a modest report <g>. Anyway, the major countries which are to complaint about the US pressure are Japanese, Australians, and Scandinavian countries, which are less keen to let intelligence agencies controling individuals or industry secrets. France and the UK, however, are sitting side by side with the US. But I can add that my source is from the US :-) And that US business circles around OECD discussions think no international guidelines could emerge after any OECD meeting. Jerome Thorel ==-== Journaliste / Free-lance Reporter ==-== Paris, France ==-== ID Press Card +++ Carte de Presse No 72052 ==-==