"Website operators who abuse technology to facilitate infringements of copyrighted works by millions of people are not anonymous - they can and will be stopped," said John G. Malcolm, Executive Vice President and Director of Worldwide Anti-Piracy Operations for the MPAA
how about:
"Corporate Executives who abuse technology to facilitate infringements of millions of peoples' rights and freedoms are not anonymous - they can and will be stopped"
From TFA: "He has told the papers he would do anything he could to help find a cure."
The article itself also supports that, and doesn't at the same time...
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"Website operators who abuse technology to facilitate infringements of copyrighted works by millions of people are not anonymous - they can and will be stopped," said John G. Malcolm, Executive Vice President and Director of Worldwide Anti-Piracy Operations for the MPAA how about: "Corporate Executives who abuse technology to facilitate infringements of millions of peoples' rights and freedoms are not anonymous - they can and will be stopped"
making money from copyrighted material does not automatically rule out fair use.
From TFA: "He has told the papers he would do anything he could to help find a cure." The article itself also supports that, and doesn't at the same time...
Personally I think HD-DVD sounds a lot cooler