[NTLK] SOPA legislation and Us
Vladislav Korotnev
vladkorotnev at gmail.com
Sun Jan 15 23:03:39 EST 2012
Oh shit!
Sent from my iSounds-enhanced iPhone
16.01.2012, в 9:49, "Tony Kan" <tonykan at xtra.co.nz> написал(а):
> Hi Folks
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> Just read this on the Marc archives:
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> "MARC will be participating in SOPA Blackout Day. On January 18th, 2012 we
> will be dark.
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> SOPA is deeply flawed legislation that the United States Congress is
> currently considering. If SOPA (or something like it) were to become law in
> the U.S., mailing list archive sites like MARC would almost certainly need
> to shut down. Basically, SOPA promises to punish websites that publish
> content generated by third parties, without due process (i.e. sites and
> their administrators are guilty until proven innocent). It would make us
> liable for any content posted to any mailing list, that anyone may claim to
> be copyrighted material (they do not have to prove their claim; they do not
> have to be right)."
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> Is this really true and does it have implications for UNNA?
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> Cheers
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> Tony Kan
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> Christchurch
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> New Zealand
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