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Share a News Story With Coworkers, Pay a Fine

Posted by kdawson on from the better-just-send-the-url dept.

An anonymous reader sends us to InfoWorld for news that Knowledge Networks, an analyst firm, has settled a copyright complaint, agreeing to pay the Software and Information Industry Association $300,000 for sharing copyrighted news articles internally with employees.

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  1. Re:Sensationalist Headline by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    just needs to calm down

    You arrogant, mother's-ass-fucking son of a bitch. How goddamned dare you say, "Someone needs to ...." when what you really mean is, "I want someone to ....", but haven't the balls to take responsibility for your pusillanimous wish to control the behavior of others?

    Eat my shit.

    And you can shove your panty-waisted, "Oooohhh, someone has anger issues." response all the way back up your asshole.

  2. Re:Perhaps I'm missing something by SatanicPuppy · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    So, for example, if I buy one copy of a programming book, I can legally make a copy for every employee as long as they don't take it out of the building?

    That's some whacky coolaid you're drinking there.

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    ad logicam Claiming a proposition is false because it was presented as the conclusion of a fallacious argument.