Thread: Coppyright: Brazil's Approach on Anti-Circumvention: Penalties For Hindering Fair Dea
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Old 07-11-2010, 04:13 AM   #7
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A great and sensible decision from the Brazilian court system.

The publishing cartels simply do not live in or even understand the digital age. Over protectionism in the form of geographic restrictions and DRM is driving people to piracy. They thus have NOTHING to complain about.

Evolve or die out.
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