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[Prof. Y. Lupardi]

Op CNET (USA computer news) kwam ik de volgende teksten tegen. Het gaat over een senator Hatch die iets tegen piraterij wil doen:

 

But Hatch noted that his proposed law, which would permit wide-scale destruction of computers used to download illicit music and other files from peer-to-peer networks, was still on the table. "I do not favor extreme remedies--unless no moderate remedies can be found," Hatch said in the statement.

 

En even verderop:

 

On Wednesday, Hatch came under attack for allegedly being a copyright pirate himself. His hatch.senate.gov Web site's menus use JavaScript code created by the U.K. company Milonic Solutions. Milonic Solutions charges between $35 and $900 for the right to obtain a license number for its JavaScript menu, but Hatch's site does not include a license number. Instead, this comment appears in the site's HTML code: "i am the license for the menu (duh)."

A Hatch representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

[GeoGerard]

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