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"An Examination of S. 2560, The Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act of 2004"
Senate website for the hearing, includes transcripts. As products of the US government cannot be copyrighted, this is one of the rare sources of present-day public domain material. Tom Barger ripped Congress's video stream of the event off the internet, fortunately for all of us since it appears that Congress did not bother to archive the video anywhere themselves. I suppose we have to do it for them, on the Internet Archive.
Please put this movie on p2p networks to help demonstrate the benefits of p2p, and why the Induce Act is a poor solution to the filesharing problem.
Senate website for the hearing, includes transcripts. As products of the US government cannot be copyrighted, this is one of the rare sources of present-day public domain material. Tom Barger ripped Congress's video stream of the event off the internet, fortunately for all of us since it appears that Congress did not bother to archive the video anywhere themselves. I suppose we have to do it for them, on the Internet Archive.
Please put this movie on p2p networks to help demonstrate the benefits of p2p, and why the Induce Act is a poor solution to the filesharing problem.
Segments
==TESTIMONY==<br />
THE HONORABLE MARYBETH PETERS<br />
MR. GARY SHAPIRO<br />
MR. ROBERT HOLLEYMAN<br />
MR. ANDREW GREENBERG<br />
MR. KEVIN MCGUINESS<br />
MR. MITCH BAINWOL<br />
==MEMBER STATEMENTS==<br />
THE HONORABLE ORRIN HATCH<br />
THE HONORABLE PATRICK LEAHY
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