Re: [d@DCC] Objectivity Locked Out at the CBC

From: "Neil Leyton" <leyton _-at-_ fadingwaysmusic.com>
To: "General Copyright Discussions \(questions, organizing, etc\)" <discuss (at) list.digital-copyright.ca>
Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2005 00:24:10 -0400

Arrrr!

I'll make that Henderson scoundrel walk the plank yet, mateys!

Leyton the Red

> I thought that bad late-night musak was the worst of the CBC Lock-
Out.
> But, in the wake of the Australian Kazaa court decision, CRIA authors
> a completely one-sided article.
> 
> 
http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2005/09/05/CRIA_reax20050905.ht
ml?ref=rss
> 
> Under a misleading title, Canada is identified as a "pirate haven"
> because it has "the highest per capita rate of unauthorised
> file-swapping".  Of course Canada has "the second highest level of
> broadband penetration" which, of course makes it "vulnerable to
> piracy".  Dissecting that set of statements, the correct logical
> conclusion is that the Internet should be disassembled in Canada, not
> changes to copyright law.
> 
> I almost stopped reading when quotes from Henderson allude to the
> lusty "yo-ho" issuing from the good ship Kazaa - raising their sails
> for the pirate haven called Canada.  Hope for alternate opinions
> forced me to continue.  In in vain, alas.
> 
> Avast me hearties! Yo-ho!
> Don Kelly/
> 
> (also posted as feedback to the article)
> 
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