GrafoDexia

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Wednesday, November 24, 2004

UK looks to market forces. FCC still stuck back two decades ago.

MPAA has to follow the rules like everyone else.

Wired does Powell.

Somewhat flexible DRM...for the copyright owner.

IP Czar created. There's the War on Drugs, the War on Cancer, the War on Terror, and now I guess the War on Customers?

Please don't download me, loyal fans, because you'll affect our ratings! Please don't release shows months apart in different parts of the world, producers.

Internet Archive admissible as evidence. Big news. Now if only someone would decide if it's legal or not.

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 3:27 AM

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