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Cato Institute: DMCA has "perverse consequences"
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22 March 2006, 04:45 »
http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=6025
It's 24 pages of bliss for anyone who hates the DMCA. And the fact that an influential, typically-right-wing group is against it now only helps more.
Cato rules.
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Re: Cato Institute: DMCA has "perverse consequences"
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22 March 2006, 05:17 »
Looks like they're stationed in DC ... maybe they have enough influence to at least tone down the bullshit put forth by the DMCA.
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Re: Cato Institute: DMCA has "perverse consequences"
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22 March 2006, 06:21 »
They certainly do have the influence. Cato is very well respected in DC.
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22 March 2006, 09:50 »
Good to see the right wing joining the battle against DMCA.
DMCA critisism was exclusive to left-wing progressives until now, which wasn't really helping.
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