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The finest possible visual aid for why we can't rely on automatic means to "filter" content. Lessig, as the world's leading authority on "fair use", is assumed guilty until he declares – and perhaps proves – himself innocent.
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The bill has its own home page – a fine reference, both for the content and for the process.
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I'm not a huge fan of 7Digital after some early customer experience of them, but the pressure on them to lean up their act on formats and DRM will be welcome. Does the world really need yet another music store though?
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This looks very do-able and it's the perfect solution for a group of people gathered to discuss a document together and all running different platforms and software tools.
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“Does the world really need yet another music store though?”. You are assuming that the world has a music store. The UbuntuOne store, just like every other music web store, does not sell to the world. Only the people of some countries are allowed to buy music from these stores, the others must still buy their music on CD.