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Legislation, which would create an "IP coordinator" in the White House, now awaits the president's signature after receiving bipartisan support in Congress.
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I swear, how stupid are the RIAA and MPAA for pushing these types of laws. Here's a newsflash for them: Hey yo, youse wanna stop piracy? Come here, let Mickey tell you what to do: LOWER YOUR PRICES! GET RID OF DRM! STOP TAKING YOUSE OWN CUSTOMERS FOR A RIDE!
Do these three things, and piracy (at least on a commercial scale) will disappear.
I hope at least some provisions were added for small independant inventors to protect them from Corporate IP theives.
- by neghvar September 29, 2008 5:52 PM PDT
- If they really want to solve the piracy problem, go after the overseas cartels that are making billions of the copyrighted content.
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(5 Comments)Oh, wait! They have big guns and hitmen
It's like prosecuting john doe for keying your car instead of the big bad guy putting those 50 cal. holes in your car