Re: OT: Lycos Multimedia and image harvesting?

[David A. Mann]

Mark Roberts writes:

> Wouldn't be legally binding (in the U.S., anyway): All the cases that have gone
> to court so far (like Ticketmaster's lawsuit) have said anyone has the right to
> link to anything they want to on the web, even in cases of so-called "deep
> linking" (which was the case in the Ticketmaster suit).

 That's very interesting in light of the De-CSS wrangle.  Places like Slashdot 
and 2600 were harassed by MPAA lawyers to remove links to the De-CSS 
source code.  Or does the DMCA (digital millenium copyright act) 
specifically mention this kind of stuff?

Cheers,


- Dave

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