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Comments on news posted 2008-01-30 13:11:25: Congress is currently in the process of considering a bill called the PRO-IP Act (Prioritizing Resources and Organization for Intellectual Property) which was introduced at the end of last year. ..

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nydwarf1

@gpc.ca

Stop The Insanity!

Why stop at charging per track, why not charge per bit that is copied? Charge $25,000 per bit. Maybe I should keep this quiet?
Mr Matt

join:2008-01-29
Eustis, FL
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The RIAA has the best government money can buy.

Generous financial support of our legislators by the Music and Movie Industry, including public appearances by celebrities at political events, stack the deck against the consumer. The music industry has convinced the legislative branch to pass laws with draconian rules. If a Radio listener listens to a program through anything other than the radio's own speaker under copyright rules it is considered rebroadcasting and is subject to licensing fees by the RIAA. Many businesses playing background music through their public address systems, have suffered similar legal threats by the RIAA Music Police, as those internet users suspected of posting or downloading music files. Usually it is a demand letter from an RIAA Lawyer demanding several thousand dollars in compensation or be driven out of business by legal costs. The laws are always one sided and never include compensation for a person wrongly accused. Our legislators must confirm a citizens right to fair use of copyrighted material or the copyright owners will continue to be allowed to bully their customers.
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