Thread: DRM, Rentals, DRM-stripping and Morality
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Old 10-05-2011, 01:54 PM   #99
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There have been contradictory court opinions on whether this type of stripping is indeed illegal under the DMCA. It is by no means certain. We as the population can help shape the interpretation of the laws in this way. It is not NECESSARILY breeding contempt for the law, but can instead be insuring more laws are just, and so there would be less need to be contemptuous because of unjust laws. To this end, I remind all once again that just over a month from now, in October, the Library of Congress will begin accepting public input on it's administrative rule making process, in which they have the power to declare that this sort of DRM stripping for non-infringing use is indeed legal. We should all provide that input.
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It's October folks!
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=152450
Let's provide some input!
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