"Mark A. Andrews" <KE4MA@KE4MA.com> wrote in message news:45d23c2f$1@newsgroups.borland.com... John Herbster wrote: I think our entertainment industry is over-protected, and that the situation would be better if we, via changes in the law, took away and reduced a lot of their copyright protection. --JohnH Thats what the Fair-Use doctrine was supposed to do. However

RayV wrote: nailshooter41@aol.com wrote: I don't know how anyone could say auto makers haven't taken an ass whipping at the hands of the press. Anywhere from basic design flaws to their business model has been beaten to death in the business pages since the 70's and the first gas shortage. Here are couple items about the way automakers/dealers, realtors, and the

nailshooter41@aol.com wrote: I don't know how anyone could say auto makers haven't taken an ass whipping at the hands of the press. Anywhere from basic design flaws to their business model has been beaten to death in the business pages since the 70's and the first gas shortage. Here are couple items about the way automakers/dealers, realtors, and the like control what gets in the

There are millions and millions of sound combinations that are not the theme from Rocky! What extortion???? Don threerandot wrote: Here is a very interesting documentary about a small film makers battler against the content owners. http://blog.stayfreemagazine.org/2005/06/mad_hot_ballroo.html Of particular notice is this passage.... Stay Free!: There's a scene where