> he probably wouldn't have wanted us to deal with the trivialities of copyright law at the expense of a good cause. Unfortunately, the same might be said of M

> he probably wouldn't have wanted us to deal with the trivialities of copyright law at the expense of a good cause. Unfortunately, the same might be said of Martin Luther King and his "I Have a Dream" speech, which still can't be reprinted or rebroadcast in full until 2038, thanks to the greed of his estate. It's a shame that legal technicalities can end up being so important, but the fact is that it's true.