The lack of first sale doctrine for temporary digital licenses is pushing way too much control back to streaming platform owners. Especially for really niche t

The lack of first sale doctrine for temporary digital licenses is pushing way too much control back to streaming platform owners. Especially for really niche things that don't have mass-market financial incentive, sometimes it seems like no one bothers to put them up on a service. No explicit desire not too... it's just not worth the time. Non-anime example, the 1994 masterpiece Airheads [0], which as near as I can tell simply doesn't exist anywhere digital. So kudos to the rabin fansub volunteer community and grey-market anime imports -- if you want to keep something alive, then first keep a copy someone can't take from you. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airheads https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airheads