The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) says that professional sports leagues, Hollywood, and book publishers are misrepresenting copyright law when they use over-restrictive language about their copyrights. CCIA has filed a complaint with the FTC. Google, Microsoft, and other heavyweights are behind this, in part, because they often get sued over these issues. I like the alternative language they're offering!
Link to story at arstechnica.com
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