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Story: US announces global intellectual-property plan

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Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 23 September 2005, 11:28 PM)

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Great, now the rest of the world can enjoy the same freedom-eroding laws that we enjoy here in the U.S.. I think this quote sums up the situation in the U.S., and with this, perhaps many other places soon:

"And thank young Jon Johansen for having the chops and courage to release software that lets you remove the DRM from your iTunes music.
If he lived in the USA, he'd be in prison today. Luckily he lives in a free country"
- (http://blogs.zdnet.com/BTL/?p=1905)

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