By passing more and more strident copyright law, are lawmakers and courts supporting an economically questionable business model in direct contradiction to the principles that operate in open capital markets?
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The web and digital technology has changed the fundamental basis of the recording and broadcast industries, challenging the perspicacity of harsh copyright law.
Posted in Copyright, Digital Media, DMCA, DRM, Economy, Internet, Music, P2P, Peer-to-Peer, Politics, RIAA, tagged Capital Markets, Copyright, copyright law, Digital Technology, MP3, MPIAA, Optical Discs, RIAA on February 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Back-ass-ward | The ignorance driving draconian DRM prohibitions continues undetered.
Posted in Copyright, DMCA on July 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
In copyright law, how stupid is stupid, anyway? A violation that involves more than 10 copies or is valued at $2,500 and above is a now a felony.


