By: badabing

badabing — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 23:40:36 +0000

This is not a big deal, finally the record labels have collected enough funds to pay the big boys via lobby groups to have this law enacted, its a big deal and Japan wants it on the top of the agenda, why ? why else to support Sony and its nonsense DRM but nobody wants to fix the pricing model thats broken today as always go after the small guy.
Its even simpler to fix this just send a chain email warning ISP’s and Record lables that if they proceed with this kind of unilateral move without debate then we will withhold the dollars from them,
Boycott ISP’s and Record lables for 12 months i believe they will get the message loud and clear soon after the 2 quarter and the booting they will get in wallstreet for lost revenues.

By: Parvik

Parvik — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 22:48:49 +0000

So our leaders are gonna let border agents look through all the information on our laptops? Soon, they’ll probably have the right to look into our information at home, having access to the whole thing under the guise of monitoring “illegal downloads”…
Freaky stuff right there, and there’s a lot of other stuff that doesn’t make much sense either if you look at it closer, like you can’t put music from a CD that you purchased onto your PC or mp3 player.
This is a big step for us in Canada, because as it stands now, we don’t have any laws restricting P2P files for personal use :).

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