A brief review of this web page might lead to a slightly different story. The Law discussed above seems to leave the private copy unharmed, but only for unprotected content. Circumvention now becomes illegal, whig is, indeed, a local implementation of EU regulation. (Maybe they even mean CSS!)
However, making a copy of an obviously illegal piece of content will become illegal; apparently everything you download from p2p-networks would fall into this category unless the copyright holder has stated otherwise.
The publication in Nature is probably this one:
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v489/n7415/abs/nature11421.html
Behind a paywall, naturally :-)
Re: Re: Because THIEVES always use it as easier way to steal!
He already stopped using logic and common sense.. so he's well on his way!
Remember this quote?
"The past, in general, is over-represented in Washington. The future has no lobbyists."
Short and sweet. But some elaboration will help develop policy further.
Quoted here: http://www.techdirt.com/blog/innovation/articles/20120604/12011119200/does-future-need-lobbyists-too.shtml
Oh, the irony!
Am I the only one triggered by the absurdity of a *spokesperson*.. for teh Facebooks.. that wishes to remain.. -wait for it- ANONYMOUS??
Please..
Don't give them any ideas.
Re: What scares me is this
Yes, that is exactly what it means and it seems to have already happened. See this link:
http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1007
Maybe this needs more clarity?
A brief review of this web page might lead to a slightly different story. The Law discussed above seems to leave the private copy unharmed, but only for unprotected content. Circumvention now becomes illegal, whig is, indeed, a local implementation of EU regulation. (Maybe they even mean CSS!)
However, making a copy of an obviously illegal piece of content will become illegal; apparently everything you download from p2p-networks would fall into this category unless the copyright holder has stated otherwise.
Source: http://www.hardwarejournal.de/tip-urheberrecht-gesetz-zweiter-korb.htm