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If you read Slashdot you'll probably already know about U.S. Congressman
Rick Boucher's letter to the RIAA, in which he highlights the same concern
that Eric R. Smith thought of and I flagged in one of my copyright responses. Of course, it
wasn't news for Slashdot until someone in the U.S. got the idea. The
idea, simply stated, is that if record companies are going to prevent
consumer copying with digital rights management technology, then they
should forfeit the money they're currently getting from the mlank media
levy, which is supposed to be compensation for consumer copying. They
can't have that cake and eat it too. The above link is the text of the
actual letter, which may be more interesting than the stupid commentary
you'll get from places like Slashdot. [Actual text of the Boucher letter]
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