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Why Isn't There A Standard
for copyright in the digital effect ? That is a set of plausible references so that authors in light of 'copyright could choose to use them for their own works ?

There was a story on the bureua of national standards speaking of encryption a while back. But there is not a standard of 'copyright, in wich an author in-and-of-copyright, can take advantage of its 'manufacturer without cost, that technology affords it.

With this there is the same advantage of the consumer wich stands to benifit, if we ever get the choice to debate the relationship of 'owning,the effects,as contrasted to 'right of copyright as well. An author does not 'sell their copyrighted works, they sell the 'effects, I do not buy a copyrighted work, I buy the 'effects. So with a discription of authors to wich entails just what they can be,along with the equality of the consumer to prevail in recognizing it, what is do difficult of counting our receipt,and arbitration to that ?

The studios did not own phongraph companies,the styluses,the studio equipment,nor the broadcast stations of wich they farried the 'authority of copyrighted 'right . Only 'product the studios have is that of the DVD,theatre movie,or television broadcast. And they do not 'own these. Howebeit,the consumer has always 'owned their effects as a relationship to this 'right of performance , and supposedly from the authors choice of doing so.

Consumers need playback,receipt,specification,and self arbitration of digital copyrighted performances. Movable,mentionable digital effects, known to be the same mention 'in right of copyright, as those told to/or from an author of them.

The technology wich vitalizes the performance of copyright is not detailed in copyright itself. Although the relationship of 'right,can be included to venture beyond portrayal wich present day affuendos of copyrighted works detail in premise. That is something different from a 'piracy premise, to something as a 'feature set premise, for the digital works in copyrighted effects.

What is known of these present day copyrighted works,are not known through them the ideas of 'manufacturer without cost. Or that royalty is sublet to author,in its very own respect of 'effect,and distribution.

Copyrighted works for studios do not have inclusive arbitration to ramsack participants of publications used in utility of digital, or delegate 'clause that they should expect anything other than the security of their own persons, with the collection of them. No inclusion of 'sanctioned databasing,or search, is formulated on the basis of the utility of a digital work. That is something that has been usurped on the part of usury through the discrediting of the persons that use and enjoy copyrighted works.

Anyway,the idea of movable,receiptable,fully buyer arbitrated right, should be something considered to be at the stake of the bureua of standards. In that the choice of utility is exactly that wich from an author/authority is equal to that of wich the consumer can rest to.

It is a rather easily done mention to create these standards of choice. Since if a copyrighted effect decides it does not participate,it should not be included to the feature wich a consumer can be party to.

-just talking.
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Why Isn't There A Standard  ParadigmOdyssey | 09/29/04
"Why Isn't There A Standard"  BitTwiddler | 09/29/04
Wrong move  Robert Carnegie | 09/30/04
Fumblebumber  ParadigmOdyssey | 09/30/04
Hardware DRM  Tim Patterson | 09/29/04
High definition screens....  Jomo_z | 09/29/04
Re: High definition screens....  Brasonte | 09/29/04
Insanity  Chad_z | 09/29/04
Hollystupid is "King of the Blunders"  cybershoplifter | 09/30/04
Industry: We want piracy, the more the better!  Anton Philidor | 09/29/04
...Well the 'hack,..  ParadigmOdyssey | 09/29/04
People steal what they don't want?  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Movies are not cars  voska | 09/29/04
Repeat after me, P2P is *NOT* theft....  Jomo_z | 09/29/04
Euphamisms are great!  NonZealot | 09/29/04
You can legally steal revenue  voska | 09/29/04
That wasn't well thought out  NonZealot | 09/29/04
But that's what the RIAA is trying to do  voska | 09/29/04
DRM encourages piracy  voska | 09/29/04
I agree...  Jomo_z | 09/29/04
Which came first, DRM or the pirate?  NonZealot | 09/29/04
DRM was first in case of movies  voska | 09/29/04
Thank you for the good post  NonZealot | 09/29/04
I have not time for freeloaders  voska | 09/29/04
I backed up my cd's using Napster  cybershoplifter | 09/30/04
Hollystupid moguls who don't own pc's  cybershoplifter | 09/30/04
This is the proof you needed  NonZealot | 09/29/04
The root of the problem...  Tim Patterson | 09/29/04
Fair use?  NonZealot | 09/29/04
You still don't get it  Tim Patterson | 09/29/04
Because there is NOTHING to get.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
every copyright infringer in the US  Yagotta B. Kidding | 09/29/04
The Supreme Court also...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
Reading comprehension isn't your strong point  NonZealot | 09/29/04
the more they inforce unfair laws more people will break it  M_c | 09/29/04
the problem is  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Again with the exaggerations  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Did you see the news article about the guy selling gas at a good price?  Stellardyne | 09/29/04
Good point  voska | 09/29/04
Did you hear about the guy who sold water...?  Jomo_z | 09/29/04
if you really want to legaly fight the media companies  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Well...he is sorta correct...  Stellardyne | 09/29/04
The current law is beginning to work  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Exactly what I have been saying for a very long time.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
makes no sense  Jeff Spicoli | 09/29/04
You contradict yourself  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Contradicted? I don't see that(nt)  voska | 09/29/04
How wrong you are...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
still makes no sense  Jeff Spicoli | 09/29/04
Let me guess, you think the inter city...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
I LIVE in the inner city  Jeff Spicoli | 09/29/04
What you descibe is an inside job  voska | 09/29/04
Not what the cops said.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
More bitty nonsense...again  AmusedAtItAll | 09/29/04
Can't find Nickelback, go here...  cybershoplifter | 09/30/04
Trying to use hardware to stop piracy is never going to work...  Stellardyne | 09/29/04
How it all SHOULD work  Roger Ramjet | 09/29/04
Actually  ParadigmOdyssey | 09/29/04
Noi, here's a better approach.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
Now No Ax...be fair here...  Stellardyne | 09/29/04
But you forget movies like Waterworld...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
No one must pay for it  voska | 09/29/04
So you think everyone worked for free?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
No they don't  voska | 09/29/04
There is no need to make 100 million dollar films!  Jeff Spicoli | 09/29/04
Risk is a good thing  NonZealot | 09/29/04
SPOT ON! (nt)  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
True, but  voska | 09/29/04
There is no "but"...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
Your logic is....  AmusedAtItAll | 09/30/04
Lets see . . .  Roger Ramjet | 09/29/04
Roger, how dare you use logic and facts like that!  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
Jeff, you are simply wrong.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
you are correct to a pont  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Very true  voska | 09/29/04
The Target Syndrome  Roger Ramjet | 09/29/04
not free - just reasonable  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Looks like bitty finally gets it  AmusedAtItAll | 09/30/04
Studios Can Set Any Price  ParadigmOdyssey | 09/30/04
Here's their problem...  Cardinal_Bill | 09/29/04
Backups are okay  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Clarification.  Cardinal_Bill | 09/29/04
I agree  NonZealot | 09/29/04
Actually most believe they should be sued  voska | 09/29/04
BZZZT Wrong yet AGAIN.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/29/04
Exactly  V Sanders | 09/29/04
What a jerk...  AmusedAtItAll | 09/30/04
There is no "innovation" in Hollywood  FilledOut | 09/29/04
DVD's suck - give me a durable cartridge  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Such a problem.  John L. Ries | 09/29/04
exactly  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Privacy fears threaten Hollywood customers  V Sanders | 09/29/04
Wow I am surprised  Pumpgod | 09/30/04

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