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by Marc on December 30, 2004
The entertainment industry persecutes the public and developers with lawsuits, only because we're easy targets. But the problem isn't you or me. It's the hackers who operate in a secure digital netherworld across the world. They do it because it's rebellious, it's fun, and they can. And they're virtually untouchable. In-depth article at http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.01/topsite.html .
Marc Freedman
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