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"What follows is a brief overview in two parts. In the first, we'll discuss current issues surrounding fair use with regard to the DMCA, and in the second we'll approach Microsoft's legal actions

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"The end result is that the entire industry is completely held back by the law that the industry itself pushed so hard for and refuses to reform." Techdirt brings yet more unpalatable home t

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The answer has several parts. The first answer is that it’s a reaction against censorship. Net users hate censorship and often respond by replicating the threatened content.

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This is a site that details the ongoing legal battle of the Motion Pictures Association of America and the makers of the HD-DVD system against the right of the public to state a simple number.

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You’d rather see Digg go down fighting than bow down to a bigger company. We hear you, and effective immediately we won’t delete stories or comments containing the code and will deal with whatever the

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It's easier than you think (or even than it ought to be) to get your video pulled from YouTube.

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