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Bad Laws Die Slowly: More DMCA Abuse Curtailed
Filed in archive Legal by Marc on August 25, 2005

The Digital Millenium copyright Act (DMCA) is the apex of RIAA-sponsored self-serving bad legislation. It's been abused in many ways in both entertainment and tech industries. A federal court ruled that
StorageTek could not use the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act) to sue an independent repair provider. Jason Schultz provides analysis.



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