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Subject: Electronic COPYRIGHT controls proposed by U.S. Gov't [Forward]
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Date: Sun, 10 Sep 1995 19:35:20 -0600
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Subject: Restrictive new e-copyright controls proposed by US gov't
A presidential task force has recommended that electronic
transmission of books, magazine articles and software should be
classified as copies subject to existing copyright laws. The
task force also recommended that it should be illegal to make or
distribute products aimed at decoding encrypted software without
the consent of the copyright owner. "This is great news," says
the president of the Software Publishers Association. "To see
online delivery predominantly as a commercial tool is to
seriously threaten its applicability for education and the
preservation of American culture," cautions Vassar College's
director of libraries. (Wall Street Journal 6 Sep 95 B3)
Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks Bruce Lehman, who headed
up the task force says: "Without enforceable laws in place,
intellectual property owners will be unwilling to put their works
at risk in this rapidly expanding digital environment." (New
York Times 6 Sep 95 C5) The November/December issue of Educom
Review will feature an interview with Bruce Lehman.
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