Feigning erudition, Stuart Biggerstaff wrote:
% Actually, this sort of points out some fundamental differences between
% print and electronic publishers. Print publishers have spent the last
% twenty years working to invalidate "Fair Use". Electronic ones (software,
% music, film) wrote guarantees of our rights to it in their DMCA--and now
% are working to eliminate the means to actually USE those rights.
I don't see the difference, frankly, between print publishers working
to eliminate fair use and electronic publishers working to prevent
fair use. Any, in any event, the DMCA hardly strikes me as a guarantee
of my rights to fair use, but I haven't read it cover to cover, either.
Kurt
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