Alexander Koch wrote:
[snip]
If I am not utterly mistaken whether a personal copy is
allowed or not is not taken into account when this personal
copy is actively offered through a p2p network. At the point
any copy is offered it's automatically not a personal copy
any longer...
Good point, but I e
I think you'll find that there are always questions
over who is to blame and who has commited a crime. In
the end the courts [atleast in the UK and US] tend to go
after the easiest targets, thus the ISPs. You'll also find
that the media industries are working incredibly hard to
kill off the idea th
You are all too generous with these people. That's a complete waste of time. A notice
of claimed infringement from the United States has no legal value whatsoever in
Switzerland. We receive tons of these emails everyday. I personally classify them as
"Spam". If they want something from us, they
* on the Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 07:28:54AM +0200, Alexander Koch wrote:
> If I am not utterly mistaken whether a personal copy is
> allowed or not is not taken into account when this personal
> copy is actively offered through a p2p network. At the point
> any copy is offered it's automatically not a
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 10:25:52 +0200
"Manuel Wenger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are all too generous with these people. That's a complete waste of
> time. A notice of claimed infringement from the United States has no
> legal value whatsoever in Switzerland. We receive tons of these emails
> e
ueli heuer wrote:
"Manuel Wenger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are all too generous with these people. That's a complete waste
of time. A notice of claimed infringement from the United States
has no legal value whatsoever in Switzerland. We receive tons of
these emails everyday. I personally clas
On Friday 26 September 2003 14:38, Fredy Kuenzler wrote:
> I wasn't aware that these mails come along in dozens or hundreds. I
> suggest that we (SwiNOG) write some kind position paper, maybe in
> cooperation with Siug, which is published on our website. Suggestions,
> proposals? I guess law peopl
> I wasn't aware that these mails come along in dozens or hundreds. I
> suggest that we (SwiNOG) write some kind position paper, maybe in
> cooperation with Siug, which is published on our website. Suggestions,
> proposals? I guess law people of this list are most welcome to
> contribute now :-)
>
