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Wednesday, January 30, 2002 |
Time to rewrite the DMCA
The American public has traditionally enjoyed the ability to make convenient and incidental copies of copyrighted works without obtaining the prior consent of copyright owners. These traditional "fair use" rights are at the foundation of the receipt and use of information by the American people.
Unfortunately, those rights are now under attack.
[CNET News]
...the entertainment and software industry are trying to remove our rights so they can reap more money from digital content. Read my Open Letter To The Music Industry to understand how I feel about this whole mess...mj
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