Stop the MPAA’s broadcast flag

/ 22 October 2003

Lawrence Lessig does a nice, concise job of explaining why we need to tell the FCC not to accept the MPAA’s attempts to introduce a broadcast flag. As he points out “By permitting only “tamper-resistant” technologies, it will effectively ban all sorts of free and open source projects. Thus, two of the key parts in the history of internet innovation — end-to-end and free and open source software — are regulated away by this.” The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a nifty letter up that will allow you to send your comments to the FCC. Take a few moments now and do it!

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