EFF Reviews 5 Years Under The DMCA
briaydemir writes "The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has a new report, Unintended Consequences:
Five Years under the DMCA, detailing how the DMCA has stiffled competition, innovation, scientific research, and fair use. The original news release is here, and the report is also available as a PDF. Check it out if you want a good summary of all the DMCA cases over the past five years."
- Crowbars should be declared circumvention devices and be banned, since they can be used to pry open a door which is protecting copyrighted material
- Airport x-ray devices can be used to see through solid materials and discover copyrighted materials within a briefcase, for example. Thus, x-ray devices circumvent a protection mechanism.
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no the "B" isn't a typo, /. doesn't support such things as a scharfes, but in translation it makes a double s ("ss") sound
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