Has reason returned to the land of DMCA? The jury in the Elcomsoft case seems to have decided it should! Here’s the important part of the jury instructions, to my mind:
“Merely offering a product that could violate copyrights was not enough to warrant a conviction, the jury instructions said”
Haven’t heard that point made lately, have you? 🙂
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Remember when I said I was going to take that $40 I earned doing a little side tech support and use it to repay some of the places that have helped me be better at my job. Well, I wound up making a $20 donation to Spywareinfo.com, and purchasing two paid subscriptions to newsletters that…
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