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It's strange to see this being used as a tactic. I guess it really shows how law and technlogy are converging...
"And that ends up being a vast majority of pages."I don't think you could say that. It might be a vast majority of the pages you look at everyday, but I seriously doubt it would be a vast majority of the pages on the web.
Our side is not to sue when unlawful behavior takes place?
This might really be a turning point with respect to digital rights.
I really think this will force some people to recalculate their bottom line. I would like to see though, would revenue still be the same?
Why would you want to convert an mp3 file into another format? It's typically a lossy proposition... Eptisam
Might look like Arabic, but it's not the same...
Yeah but it is also the way for a more cohesive approach, so I think this is worse in the long run, as I discuss on my blog.
This is really part of my problem, the definition is "fortunately" so broad that every network application could fall in that mix...
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It's strange to see this being used as a tactic. I guess it really shows how law and technlogy are converging...
"And that ends up being a vast majority of pages."
I don't think you could say that. It might be a vast majority of the pages you look at everyday, but I seriously doubt it would be a vast majority of the pages on the web.
Our side is not to sue when unlawful behavior takes place?
This might really be a turning point with respect to digital rights.
I really think this will force some people to recalculate their bottom line. I would like to see though, would revenue still be the same?
Why would you want to convert an mp3 file into another format? It's typically a lossy proposition... Eptisam
Might look like Arabic, but it's not the same...
Yeah but it is also the way for a more cohesive approach, so I think this is worse in the long run, as I discuss on my blog.
This is really part of my problem, the definition is "fortunately" so broad that every network application could fall in that mix...