Re: [dvd-discuss] AVRA sues Warner Home Video

[Michael.A.Rolenz(at)aero.org]

Can anybody get a copy of TWI's submission? It might be an amusing 
exercise to compare and contrast the various stances they have had in the 
2600, the Ca DVDCCA, cases and now this one....at some point some judge 
may want to ask TWI - "Look TWI, it can't be and not be so pick what it 
is"...if nothing else, I'd love to read the legalese that argues that a 
DVD really is a program!




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Related to the Felten Case is this one reported in The West Australian 
this
morning. The Australian Video Retailers Assoc. is suing Warner for
threatening to sue rental outlets who rented out the cheaper home versions
of DVDs

http://www.thewest.com.au/20011101/news/state/tw-news-state-home-sto30431.ht
ml

Australian Judges are known for supporting the little guy, this could be 
an
interesting case.

The square root of three equals two for large values of three. - found in 
a
bathroom in the Cornell Physics department