SECUR> Advisory: NY Fair Use To Speak Out at DMCA Exemptions Hearings
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- Date: Thu, 01 May 2003 09:26:46 -0400
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From: Seth Johnson <seth.johnson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Organization: Real Measures
Subject: Advisory: NY Fair Use To Speak Out at DMCA Exemptions Hearings
MEDIA ADVISORY
CONTACT: Seth Johnson, NY Fair Use (212) 543-4265
WHAT: Rally at U.S. Copyright Office's Rulemaking Hearing
on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
WHEN: 8 to 10 AM, Friday May 2nd
WHO: New Yorkers for Fair Use, a grassroots organization
dedicated to preserving fundamental rights in the digital
age. http://www.nyfairuse.org
WHERE: In front of 1333 H St NW, Washington DC
WHY: If the DMCA is not overturned, in a matter of years
governments and a few large companies will force spy
machinery and remote control machinery into every home
computer in the world. The computer you have will not be
yours any more. The DMCA will also end free private,
tribal, business and public use of the Internet.
New Yorkers for Fair Use are here to tell the people how
the DMCA threatens their right of private ownership of
computers and free speech and assembly on the Net. The
DMCA is the main legal underpinnings for a well-funded,
well-publicized, massive onslaught against private
ownership of computers, changing fundamentally how the
public can access and make use of information.
ADDITIONAL: Jay Sulzberger of NY Fair Use will join a panel of public
representatives testifying on exemptions to DMCA
restrictions on circumvention of access controls.
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New Yorkers for Fair Use
http://www.nyfairuse.org
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