Thursday, January 19, 2012

US congress desert US anti-piracy bill


Eight US lawmakers have withdrawn

their support for anti-piracy laws, after

"blackout" protests on thousands of

internet sites.


Two of the bill's co-sponsors,

Marco Rubio from Florida and Roy Blunt

from Missouri, are among those

backing away.

Online encyclopedia Wikipedia and

blog service WordPress are among

the highest profile sites to block

their content.

The Motion Picture Association of

America (MPAA) has branded the

protests as "irresponsible" and

a "stunt".

While this blog calls MPAA ,

"dirty profiteers" who take of all

the worlds copyrights for them selfs

while many artists in China or Indian

and other places don't get a dime

from MPAA !

What makes one org think they can

regulate the worlds online

freedom ?


If MPAA would share the rights

fairly with Asian and African

and other parts of the world

there would be no piracy at all !

This as the sum divided between

individuals seeing films in the

entire world is so hugh, that any

films rights would be some cents

instead of tens of dollars now,

per person.


So for fairness sake

thanks to the US Senators

for not falling into this

trap by MPAA.


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