09-15-2005, 08:17 PM
i'm sorry, i don't know if you have study "economy", but obviously, trade cannot be free without being regulated.
You take the side of compagnies who created "media format", but this is only a small part of this economy. When you buy a UMD or a DVD, the added value of the support is a very small comparatively to the value added of the "content" or the distribution
So this poposition is about free trade for content.
the only restrictions are about
-commercial system restricted to an nation, area or region
-system with a patent licensing cost more than reasonable
you know it's exactly as:
"liberty stop where someone else liberty begin"
and last, i'm pretty sure that if someone submit a well-written resolution banning DRM it will pass at the NSUN, so if you never like "regulation" it's up to you
You take the side of compagnies who created "media format", but this is only a small part of this economy. When you buy a UMD or a DVD, the added value of the support is a very small comparatively to the value added of the "content" or the distribution
So this poposition is about free trade for content.
the only restrictions are about
-commercial system restricted to an nation, area or region
-system with a patent licensing cost more than reasonable
you know it's exactly as:
"liberty stop where someone else liberty begin"
and last, i'm pretty sure that if someone submit a well-written resolution banning DRM it will pass at the NSUN, so if you never like "regulation" it's up to you