To: discostu
Show a way we can keep the current definition of fair use and still stop the massive distributions of illegal MP3s. I already did: prosecute people who break the law. The fact that not all violators will be caught is irrelevant -- a few well-publicized examples will scare most of the casual bootleggers straight.
Look, I understand that after eight years of the Clowntoon Crime Cabal it's easy to fall into the cynical belief that most people are crooks. It just ain't so.
48 posted on
06/28/2002 12:49:11 PM PDT by
steve-b
To: steve-b
How do you catch them? You're presenting a goal. Goals are nice but without a method they're just campaign promises. WOD gets a couple of well publicized busts a month, hasn't slowed down that industry, why would it slow down this one? It's impossible to catch all violators, that's known but it should be possible to catch the top 10%. Given the way the internet works, and the way corporate LANs work that's not an easy nut to crack.
52 posted on
06/28/2002 12:57:50 PM PDT by
discostu
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