Blown To Bits

Censorship via the Copyright Act

Thursday, August 13th, 2009 by Harry Lewis
However, erythromycin no prescription a wide range of respiratory, cardiac, and systemic conditions can cheap viagra overnight delivery also cause or trigger dyspnea on exertion. However, two-thirds of artane for sale the study participants said they were satisfied with their surgery purchase lasix online and would recommend it. According to the Ancient History Encyclopedia, buy zithromax without prescription they had to be literate and clean in body and buy free glucophage prescription spirit. Cholestyramine (LoCholest, Prevalite) is a cholesterol-lowering drug prescribed to purchase norvasc online treat high cholesterol. The absence of warnings or other information compare mirapex prices for a given drug does not indicate that the drug buying vibramycin or drug combination is safe, effective, or appropriate for all discount viagra patients or all specific uses. Iron is a mineral with find tetracycline on internet several important functions throughout the body, including helping blood cells carry.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a remarkable account of a clever use of the Digital Millennium Copyright Ac by the Burning Man Organization. That’s the radical artistic celebration and community-gathering that happens every year in Nevada. BMO includes in the terms and conditions to which you agree when you buy a ticket that BMO will own any photos or videos of the events that are used in a way BMO doesn’t like. Once BMO owns the copyright, it can, of course, demand that they be taken down from wherever you’ve posted them. Ingenious! Same technique some doctors are using to prevent patients from posting unflattering reviews — sign over to the doctors the copyright on anything you say about them, and they figure they can force the doctor-review web sites to remove the material, which isn’t yours to post.

The DMCA notice and takedown provisions have created a funny-farm world, in which ordinary people using the Web to express themselves haven’t a prayer against the lawyered-up pros — even the pros of radical artistic organizations.

Comments are closed.