Hollywood group drops DVD-copying case

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If ya dont let me

copy the code set by this body. How am I going to put DVDs on my hardrive ? Still researching ?

This is a monopoly question not only within copyrighted media - but almost completely evidence those pertaining to distribution would not compete in any way with media that has the feature. Why - because the hold the monopoly on the specification , AND it is a piracy premise,where what is needed is a 'feature premise.

It COULD involve the copyrights,but since distributers controll this it could as well be a question of distributers to offer the utility as a feature.

Mostly however,there is needed the specification,in order to take advantage of the technology involved in use today.

Hollywood could just as easily provide 'new products based on the 'copy as a feature of the product.

But would like to continue of piracy,where I can ask you 'are you really making money with that?


The DCSS (or whatever it is) needn't be a 'patented monopoly wich needs 'escape to include the feature,. The body pertaining to it can just as easily create the specification in order to feature the utility.Maybe even make 'liscence fees off of it - to those companies that do anticipate a better relationship of technology and usage when concerned with them.

Any of these could actually jump on the wagon any day they would choose to do so.However they should compete on the part of the functionality as a feature,rather than creating this as a void controled by its own monopoly ,needing better specification for business,competition,and of course for persons like myself who want to buy DVDs that are featureful .


-just talking.

Posted by: ParadigmOdyssey   Posted on: 01/23/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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