The website they forced down was located in Canada. From what I've
read, it did not appear that they were i violation of Canadian
copyright law, but the person behind the site was a student who
lacked the resources to defend himself in court.
Are you really going to defend UE's actions here? The vast majority
of the scores on the site were uncontroversially in the public domain
everywhere in the world. We have lost a fantastic musical resource
due to the heavy-handed actions of a single corporation.
- Darcy
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On 23 Oct 2007, at 6:18 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 23.10.2007 Mark D Lew wrote:
This is true in Europe, but not in America. The political
philosophers who founded America's legal system explicitly
rejected that tradition, along with many others they perceived as
unjust privilege antithetical to their ideal of individual liberty.
So what are you saying? That the American way should be forced on
the rest of the world? UE is a European publisher.
Johannes
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