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But industry's free-speech advocates continue to fight regulations that would require Web sites to keep records on performers.
But industry's free-speech advocates continue to fight regulations that would require Web sites to keep records on performers.
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This is absolutely incorrect. First, the deal applies only to members of the Free Speech Coalition, almost certainly not "most" sites. Second, while the deal delays government investigations and prosecutions of FSC members until August 9, the law went into effect on June 23; so anyone in violation of the law as it's stood since last Thursday may be subject to investigation and prosecution in August if they're an FSC member, or Monday morning if they're not. The judge hearing the case in August may make a decision changing this, but this is the situation as it stands today.
This is absolutely incorrect. First, the deal applies only to members of the Free Speech Coalition, almost certainly not "most" sites. Second, while the deal delays government investigations and prosecutions of FSC members until August 9, the law went into effect on June 23; so anyone in violation of the law as it's stood since last Thursday may be subject to investigation and prosecution in August if they're an FSC member, or Monday morning if they're not. The judge hearing the case in August may make a decision changing this, but this is the situation as it stands today.
- by carwaterguide December 22, 2008 4:53 AM PST
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