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Curious decision
I too cannot see the rationale behind this decision. One suspects Sir Cliff will have another hit soon: 'most downloaded torrent of 2009'.

On another issue: be interested to hear your comments on Psystar's v Apple and the judge's reference to 'abuse of copyright via illegal tying'. Seems to fit the bill perfectly: enforced hardware purchase for a software item which will easily run elsewhere. What is the case law here?

Of course disentangling OSX from standard PC hardware will be as monumentally difficult a task as dis-integrating IE from Windows wink

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Curious decision  johnfenjackson@... | 02/13/09
Shocking  pjotr123 | 02/13/09
Surprised? Really?  ccrashh2@... | 02/13/09
RE: EU to extend copyright to 95 years  medezark@... | 02/13/09
"Security"? Is that what we call these Mickey Mouse laws?  CobraA1 | 02/13/09
Notice how many old rockers are still alive?  kozmcrae | 02/13/09
How about...  John L. Ries | 02/13/09
Matches the US Law pre bono  Anton Philidor | 02/13/09
Message has been deleted :o)  Jack-Booted EULA | 02/13/09
(NT) Why not just make it eternal, and be done with it?  Jack-Booted EULA | 02/13/09
Time to repeal "Bono"  clarnT | 02/13/09
LMAO  TripleII | 02/13/09
RE: EU to extend copyright to 95 years  zkiwi | 02/14/09
RE: EU to extend copyright to 95 years  obvio.capitao@... | 02/15/09
RE: EU to extend copyright to 95 years  none none | 02/16/09
RE: EU to extend copyright to 95 years  IamEllen | 11/04/09

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