To beat piracy is to understand why.....

[NDGAARONDI]

Hi All

Here's the Malaysian gov't actually getting it right ;)

http://asia.cnet.com/newstech/personaltech/0,39001147,39148120,00.htm

http://asia.cnet.com/newstech/industry/0,39001143,39134661,00.htm

http://asia.cnet.com/newstech/industry/0,39001143,39139425,00.htm

I'm glad they are doing this :fire

[Julian]

Only if the U.S. was that smart, but we're not. :(

[NDGAARONDI]

Well, unless new management kicked over. What I'm surprised is that the RIAA and the MPAA don't have a trade union group or something that has lawyers working for them? If they do, I am surprised that there is no dissenting view on their actions been taken.

When I study law at college I seem to dissent from my other friends but none of us are really right, when we debate that is....

[Pebbles100]

Unfortunately, the RIAA has an infinite supply of lawyers, [and money] at the present time.

At least the Malaysian government isn't targeting individuals. Ironicaly, the RIAA in the US has resorted to using 'strong-armed tactics' to control p2p.

[NDGAARONDI]

"A strong arm beats the long arm of the law.", a known fact in English law.