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CNET Interviews Rep. Boucher
Eliot Van Buskirk writes "I interviewed Congressman Rick Boucher about the DMCA, copy-protected CDs, free speech, and the effects of RIAA/MPAA lobbying both in the U.S. and abroad. The transcript is available in the MP3 Insider column, and also as a downloadable MP3 , available under the EFF's Open Audio License, meaning that you can put it in your file sharing directory's upload folder completely legally. This is sort of an experiment. Boucher might be the leading defender in Washington of our right to Fair Use, so I figure it makes sense for the interview to spread around the P2P networks." Boucher's one of the smart ones.
Take it in the Boucher!
First Post?
Mommy, are you pround of me now?
if so, please phone me in my trailer park
Here's something for all flyers fans...what needs to be done.
The interviewer sure likes to say "Right."
Golems rule, humans can suck it.
Your civil rights are being removed by The White House
with President Cheney and President-Vice Rumsfeld; however, you persist in reporting drivel such as MP3.
Thanks for nothing,
Woot_sprock
Who is the master of page-widening?
After exhaustive research, I have determined that Klerck is: