Nobody but the studios seem happy about Apple’s implementation of HDCP on its recent laptops. The situation leaves people who legally purchased movies unable to play them on external displays (yeah, that means you can’t watch movies on the video projector you borrowed from the office).
A related story may reveal the extent of the problem. [...]
Posted November 24, 2008 by Casey
Categories: Politics & Controversy, Technology. Tags: anti-consumer, apple, CEA, Consumer Electronics Association, copy protection, drm, HDCP, MacBook, mpaa, Public Knowledge, selective output control, SOC. Be the first one.
A friend got his own cease and desist letter the other day. His ISP forwarded the notice from a copyright enforcement agency along with five pages of content intended both to stop those that know they’re sharing and help out parents (or others) who may not be aware of what all is going on with [...]
Posted February 24, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Copyrights & Intellectual Property. Tags: bit torrent, cd, cease and desist, copyright, copyright violation, edonkey, enforcement, filesharing, isp, letter, mpaa. One Comment.
