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how do you "remix" live broadcast?
doesn't the case coverage be like any other coverage from Court TV?
WTF, RIAA?!??!?!
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out of contexte?
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out of context?
are they going to request liberty of speech to be revoked?
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real reason
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In Context
It's so much funnier when it's in context.
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The Remix -
might it take some RIAA propaganda-ists to remix the video arguments of these tech savvy out there to manipulate and out of context?
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or
They did not want the copyrighted evidence illegal distributed on the internet.
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As opposed to text
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Official Copy
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Public Entitled to the Court Proceedings
Though focusing on REMIX speaks of the absurdity of the RIAA position it leaves us "stuck" with looking at this from a copyright issue, that clearly does not apply. We need to take a more aggressive stance by saying that the RIAA is attempting to reduce our rights to participate (by listening) in an open court proceeding.
In the WIRED article In Internet First, RIAA File Sharing Hearing to Be Webcast David Kravets wrote: "The ruling is groundbreaking. Federal trial courts rarely, if ever, permit still pictures or live feeds from their courtrooms, though appeals courts are more open. Most states allow some type of photography, and vest the decision exclusively with the judge presiding over the case." So there is some "maneuvering room" for the RIAA. Nevertheless, here we have an organization that wants ethical behavior on the consumers part demanding that it has a right to squelch freedom of speech, a fundamental right that we are entitled too. Very hypocritical.
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"We gladly feast on those who would subdue us."
-the Addams family motto
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Finish this joke, please...
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Re: Finish this joke, please...
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Re: Finish this joke, please...
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After the "OJ" debacle some years ago, I well understand why the overwhelming majority of judges give a resounding thumbs down to cameras in the courtroom.
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Uhm... why? Because no one wants to watch them? As noted above, these are public proceeedings. why should those who want to witness them be denied access because others find it less-than-enjoyable. I, for one, look forward to seeing this hearing because i'm honestly interested in the case, not because I'm looking to be entertained.
Related: can a hand motion really 'resound'?
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Not The Same Thing At All
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Can I get in trouble for seeding my own content? I'm betting my ISP won't know the difference.
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If done right, I'd buy that.
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