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New Litigation Targets 20,000 BitTorrent-Using Downloaders

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Dimitrius

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Something some might want to be aware of:

 
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Thanks for this.

Good reminder -- if you're a bittorrent user it's best to stay on top of who cares, i.e. movie studios, record labels -- NOT software giants or publishers (yet).

That will likely change. Hopefully the studios will lose this fight, but I doubt it.

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Ahh, seems like the powers-that-be are getting more upset. Good. Lucky for swim that he runs all his torrents encrypted through multiple proxies, ha ha. Fuck the MPAA and RIAA. Swim PAYS for his bandwidth, therefore he has the right to download whatever the hell is made available to him online. End of fucking story.
 
Infundibulum said:
a1pha said:
^^ Amen.

How does one copyright a series of 1's and 0's?

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Exactly as he copyrights a series of A's, T's, G's and C's. And in the latter case is basically copyrighting Natural Life itself.
Arrrgh, don't even get me started on genetic patenting. That makes me angry as all hell, I mean really???!?? How the hell can a human being or corporation patent a gene? Who the fuck created genes? Not some human, that's for sure. There was recently a great victory in this arena that could potentially overturn a lot of the awful rulings that seem to have dominated this issue in the past.

Here's a link: Court Says Company Can't Patent Breast Cancer Gene

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