[thelist] Electronic Frontier Foundation: Don't Let Europe Turn Its Citizens into Copycriminals!
Lee Kowalkowski
lee.kowalkowski at googlemail.com
Thu Apr 12 05:51:36 CDT 2007
On 12/04/07, A Maynes <andrew at milords.com> wrote:
>If IPRED2 passes in its current form, "aiding, abetting, or
>inciting" copyright infringement on a "commercial scale" in
>the EU will become a crime.
Strange, as I understand it, it's already a crime.
Why specify "commercial scale"? Does that mean aiding, abetting or
inciting free copies would become legal? Are they actually relaxing
the laws? Wonderful!
It tickles me when I watch a DVD there's sometimes a FACT advert (that
you can't skip - I'm going to miss tapes) which starts: "You wouldn't
steal a car...", and I think to myself: "No I wouldn't, but if there
was a machine that could create an exact clone..."
--
Lee
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