Comments on: MPAA Threatens Linux Site http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/2004/09/21/the-mpaa-does-not-like-linux/ Law in a Connected World Sun, 04 Dec 2011 11:03:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Kalle http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/2004/09/21/the-mpaa-does-not-like-linux/#comment-74 Kalle Tue, 21 Sep 2004 11:15:40 +0000 http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/?p=149#comment-74 I agree. The more I think about it (and I actually do that a lot) the more I think that ISPs should not be liable at all. Sometimes, when I'm in a radical mood ;-), I think that ISPs should not even be allowed to remove/block stuff unless required by law, i.e. <em>after a court decision</em>. I agree. The more I think about it (and I actually do that a lot) the more I think that ISPs should not be liable at all. Sometimes, when I’m in a radical mood ;-) , I think that ISPs should not even be allowed to remove/block stuff unless required by law, i.e. after a court decision.

]]> By: Antti http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/2004/09/21/the-mpaa-does-not-like-linux/#comment-73 Antti Tue, 21 Sep 2004 11:05:22 +0000 http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/?p=149#comment-73 I agree. Then again the MPAA and RIAA have convinced the decision makers that since its too hard to sue individuals, its easier to just talk to the ISP - they'll act fast as it's their business that's on the line. But the ISP should be considered a technology enabler and therefore shouldn't be held responsible for infringements (Betamax case). Just my 2c :) I agree. Then again the MPAA and RIAA have convinced the decision makers that since its too hard to sue individuals, its easier to just talk to the ISP – they’ll act fast as it’s their business that’s on the line. But the ISP should be considered a technology enabler and therefore shouldn’t be held responsible for infringements (Betamax case).

Just my 2c :)

]]> By: Strang's Blog http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/2004/09/21/the-mpaa-does-not-like-linux/#comment-70 Strang's Blog Tue, 21 Sep 2004 09:49:44 +0000 http://www.cyberlaw.se/kalle/?p=149#comment-70 <strong>MPAA not in touch with reality</strong> Regarding the post by Karl Jonsson on how MPAA falsely has contacted Linux Australia on copyright infringement issues, I found this text on MPAA's site: Anyone with information on suspected video piracy operations is urged to call the MPAA at 1-800-NO... MPAA not in touch with reality
Regarding the post by Karl Jonsson on how MPAA falsely has contacted Linux Australia on copyright infringement issues, I found this text on MPAA’s site: Anyone with information on suspected video piracy operations is urged to call the MPAA at 1-800-NO…

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