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Sorry about all the politics, but this Slashdot item about the infiltration, via Joe Biden, of RIAA and BSA lawyers into the White House (via Insty) doesn’t bode well for the kind of “progressive” change on copyright law even a political right-winger such as your blogger may have been hoping for in Washington.
Pretty disappointing. But it is beginning to add up, isn’t it?
February 6th, 2009 at 3:59 pm
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