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Marcin Krotkiewski |
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[DotGNU]slightly off-topic, but please read... |
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Tue, 08 Jan 2002 16:19:02 +0100 |
This is what I have posted to Bradley M. Kuhn, but I thought someone here
might also know something about European law, or at least knows a place
with that kind of information.
> My friend is a law student. He is writing a paper on social aspects of
> copyright law in European
> information society (well, Europe is the keyword here...). He would like to
> know how copyright
> law and patent law works in practice. It doesn't necessarily need to apply to
> programmers only,
> but to other computer scientists (like cryptographers) as well. If you know a
> place, where he
> can read about any lawsuits that took place, or practical analysis of proper
> laws (what you
> can and cannot do in practice, as an author or user), please let me know.
> My friend has read about the famous Dymitri case, but this doesn't seem to be
> enough.
> I'm not familiar with all that law-related slang, but he said something about
> "the infamous
> technological measures", maybe you know what he meant.
> The slashdotters only yell at the DMCA, but nothing more. Nothing specific
> there.
>
> He doesn't have much time, namely till next Tuesday. If you know a place, or
> a person, who
> could exchange a few emails with my friend, please let me know soon.
any kind of information is very welcome.
thanks.
Marcin
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