On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Tim May wrote:
>(Ads could be tied-in to the content, with some light crypto or copright
>protection. A "circumvention" of this liight crypto could be a DMCA
>violation. I would not be surprised to see this already impicated in the
>DVD cases: that 5 minute period of trailors that cannot be
>fast-forwarded past...it's probably a violation of the DMCA to build
>devices which circumvent the copyright holder's plans and intents.)
They're sticking *trailers* on movies that people *pay for??*
Geez.. talk about destroying the value of the merchandise they're
trying to sell.
Bear
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