added 2007 Fri May 4 20:28:00 by Wil
In addition to having been posted on hundreds of thousands of web sites (and resulting in the temporary shutdown of Digg.com), the key has already spawned a song, a quiz, a domain name, and numerous T-shirts. So now might be a good time to review a few of the basic legal issues raised by the posting of the keys.
In addition to having been posted on hundreds of thousands of web sites (and resulting in the temporary shutdown of Digg.com), the key has already spawned a song, a quiz, a domain name, and numerous T-shirts. So now might be a good time to review a few of the basic legal issues raised by the posting of the keys.
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added 2007 Thu May 3 7:00:00 by unknown user
Watching the whole "Digg revolt" tonight has been amusing. Mad props to Kevin and his team for making the right decision in the long run. It took them a while to get there, but I can certainly understand why it did. Must've been a really rough day. By the way, did the MPAA really think cease and desist letters would make this "code" go away? Is that *really* how completely and utterly inept they are at understanding today's world? Because holy shit, that's fucking ridiculous! I can't even fathom a scenario where people are still that stupid. But apparently, they are. We're behind you, Kevin. Fight the good fight.
Watching the whole "Digg revolt" tonight has been amusing. Mad props to Kevin and his team for making the right decision in the long run. It took them a while to get there, but I can certainly understand why it did. Must've been a really rough day. By the way, did the MPAA really think cease and desist letters would make this "code" go away? Is that *really* how completely and utterly inept they are at understanding today's world? Because holy shit, that's fucking ridiculous! I can't even fathom a scenario where people are still that stupid. But apparently, they are. We're behind you, Kevin. Fight the good fight.
