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They did a bunch of sites with similar tech shortly after. I can't help but think they are so out of the loop that they just found out the technology existed.
by kristopolous 6y ago
They did a bunch of sites with similar tech shortly after. I can't help but think they are so out of the loop that they just found out the technology existed.
- dfxm12 6y agoOr maybe the court that the RIAA thinks will ultimately hear any related cases just had a conservative judge confirmed that they think will be sympathetic to them.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoAre conservative judges more likely to rule on the side of strengthening copyright? I didn't realize there was a liberal <-> conservative split on this.
- Claudus 6y agoI haven’t noticed a political association with copyright cases, I know some conservative Judges in Texas counties pretty much kicked copyright trolls out of the courtroom when they tried targeting defendants using IP addresses. Intellectual Property also seems like a more liberal realm, Hollywood, Silicon Valley, RIAA, MPAA, Disney, Apple, etc. all seem to be quite left leaning.
- harpiaharpyja 6y agoThey aren't. Like others have pointed out, RBG was a copyright maximalist and all the proponents of strengthening copyright, RIAA, Hollywood, Silicon Valley, etc tend to be left-leaning. No idea where that line of thinking came from. Though if I were a little more cynical I'd say sometimes it feels like there's a trend to attribute everything negative to conservatives.
- dragonwriter 6y agoThat couldn't possibly shift anything; RBG was pretty much a copyright maximalist. The best ACB (who AFAIK has very little if any notable copyright record, either as a judge or otherwise) could be, from their perspective, is no change from the status quo ante.
- momokoko 6y agoWow. Just I don’t even know what to say. I would definitely look the case history of IP related decisions by the Supreme Court.
- poorman 6y agoI'm completely guessing here but as ACB takes the stance of originalism, it doesn't seem like much of a stretch for her to look at the DMCA's ability to silence people talking about how to break DRM as a blatant disregard for the for the First Amendment.
- thrownaway954 6y agono... everything is moving to streaming now so there is a big push to make sure that there is a single portal to consume content.