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Wrong.
"The day where ISP play police and can now illegally cut your internet access"...

No, they won't cut your internet access "illegally". They ALREADY have the law for it (the DADVSI act in France), and a parity authority monitoring what they can do and do effectively.

But it's true that some newer technolgoies must be developed to protected consumer rights, notably to allow them to prove very simply that they DO ALREADY HAVE a licence for the content they are downloading.

It should remain legal to redownload a backup from anyone, simply because we DO have a legal and PAYED right to have a backup. This backup should also be TECHONLOGY-NEUTRAL. That's why the producers have promissed to us to free us from ALL DRM systems in their sold medias.

As there's now a predicted end of support for CDs (to be replaced by HDDVD or BlueRay or memory cards or USB keys... or whatever), the introduction of newer technology should not mean that you won't get access to your old purchased medias. This should be possible by URGENTLY developing online portfolios for licences. And developing a way to transfer our old medias to these portfolios.

There should be no limit in your capacity to transfer your purchased medias from one device to another: so we should have the possibility to transfer them to a mobile phone if we wish, without havingto pay another licence from another distributor, like it is occuring today.
Posted by: PhilippeV   Posted on: 11/26/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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This is a Dark day  Mectron | 11/23/07
How would you punish those who break the law?  NonZealot | 11/23/07
Answering one wrong with another is just wrong.  Raymond Danner | 11/23/07
True...  BlazingEagle | 11/26/07
Judging by some media/software companies, reward them with low prices?  HypnoToad72 | 11/24/07
Foolish!  DarbyOhara | 11/26/07
Show me . . .  JLHenry | 11/26/07
There's a good deal ! Not so bad  PhilippeV | 11/26/07
monitoring only the illegal downloads???  invmgr@... | 11/27/07
Wrong.  PhilippeV | 11/26/07
you're crazy...  jmelnik | 11/27/07
What  Boot_Agnostic | 11/23/07
Fact is...  Raymond Danner | 11/23/07
Yipes  HypnoToad72 | 11/24/07
Hardware dongle?  Boot_Agnostic | 11/26/07
Actually  DarbyOhara | 11/26/07
Dongles ...  KBall1 | 11/26/07
Why in heaven's name . . .  JLHenry | 11/26/07
Short memory  SteveMak | 11/24/07
Point Missing  DarbyOhara | 11/26/07
Maybe its time to license internet users  mrjonno | 11/24/07
becuase..  ivanotter | 11/26/07
You miss the point  PhilippeV | 11/26/07
here here!  ttocsmij | 11/27/07
License  prikkebeen | 11/28/07
Is France getting the same sweet deals the pirates in China is getting?  HypnoToad72 | 11/24/07
Discounted Prices To China  KBall1 | 11/26/07
What crap!  perversion2003@... | 11/25/07
Why have you put 'illegal' in quotes?  mrjonno | 11/26/07
Presumed theft by virtue of BW ulitzation  Altotus | 11/26/07
The Source  KBall1 | 11/26/07
High Prices = High Piracy  KBall1 | 11/26/07
"artists' backs"? That is crap.  NeverLift | 11/26/07
10%  Altotus | 11/26/07
So, Stealing Small Is Okay  Regulator1956 | 11/26/07
you missed his point.  ivanotter | 11/26/07
Actual prices!  PhilippeV | 11/26/07
Link to prior essay on the topic  NeverLift | 11/26/07
RE: France set to cut Web access for music, film pirates  seaturtel@... | 11/26/07
about how much artists get paid  jeremy.young1@... | 11/26/07
RE: France set to cut Web access for music, film pirates  jheffner@... | 11/26/07
Buy USED  stchrispy | 11/26/07
RE: France set to cut Web access for music, film pirates  John_Doe69 | 11/26/07
What defines pirating?  John Musbach | 11/26/07
exactly-- and they won't because they can't...  jmelnik | 11/27/07
oy!  ttocsmij | 11/27/07
It starts to show that  hkommedal | 11/27/07

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