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Old 06-10-2015, 08:01 AM   #20
MikeB1972
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
No need to do that, Harry, buy why on earth not The law would simply make it clear that circumvention of geographic restrictions was allowable, and void any relevant contractual terms accordingly. I have already seen such measures proposed. Geographic restrictions on the internet are simply not feasible. They are an anachronism caused by rights holders trying to maintain the status quo business model.
To be more exact geographic restrictions are an attempt to get as much money as possible (Which is fine, this is a business not a public service)

If you outlaw geo-restrictions then poorer countries will not get any books/shows at all because people would just buy/stream it from India or somewhere at a cost of next to nothing due to the cost of living differences.
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