> WASHINGTON--Don't look now, but a team of lobbyists and > politicians is gearing up to enact new digital copyright laws that > will cost you more money and result in more government > regulations. > > Unhappy with the current reach of the law, the lobbyists and > politicians believe that more restrictions levied on U.S. > companies are necessary. Their target: The consumer electronics > industry, which is already suffering through America's economic > malaise and, conceivably, companies that sell music and > video-playing software as well. > > Who is behind this maneuvering? Don't blame Jack Valenti, or the > folks over at the Recording Industry Association of America > (they're too busy protecting their Web site from further > defacements). You'll find the culprits among the "fair use" crowd, > whose champions include none other than Rep. Rick Boucher, D-Va., > and Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., and whose allies include the > Electronic Frontier Foundation, Public Knowledge and > DigitalConsumer.org.
Wenns um den bisherigen Mangel der Geraeteabgabe ginge faende ich das superklasse. H.
