“Legislators are readying a bill that could sharply limit Americans’ rights relating to copying music, taping TV shows, and transferring files through the Internet … Two key House legislators wrote the double-edged proposal in consultation with the Library of Congress’ Copyright Office. They appear likely to introduce it this month … Reps. Howard Coble of North Carolina and Howard Berman of California, who authored the draft, say their proposed changes to copyright law follow suggestions made last August by the Copyright Office…”
- Read the full story at CNET’s News.com or ZDNet News.
- Click here to read Howard Berman’s press release.
Related Posts
- Coble needs to rethink digital vigilante bill (editorial)
- News-Record.com: Coble wrong about Hollywood hackers
- Tell California, Rep. Howard Berman what you really think of his bill, face to face!
- MPAA’s Valenti Backs Away From p2p Hack Bill
- Congressional candidate stands up for P2P
Zeropaid on Facebook
Loading ...
