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5:58 PM
by Gerald Klaas
Once again the problem with DCMA handing too much power to the recording industry is shown as the recording industry sues an 84-year-old dead woman.
At some point, the Digital Millenium Copyright Act needs to be reformed.
I'm trying to follow the ideals of Henry David Thoreau, in his essay On Civil Disobedience. Thoreau refused to cooperate with The Machine of oppressive government and encouraged all moral people to do the same. He referred to this "civil disobedience" as creating friction in the machine. Given enough friction for a long enough period of time, the machine will break.
Courses I teach at the local Community College