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On 9 Mar 2009 at 16:44, Brian L. Stuart wrote: For the record, I opposed the life+75 revision of the copyright law. And sections of DMCA are so vague that Justice has studiously avoided testing them. Patents don't work that way and basing a term of protection on someone's life span (i.e. it's financially more advantageous to live to be 95 than 25) is strange at best. But then, Mary Bono originally wanted to extend copyright protection to perpetuity. Who knows, in 500 years, someone might still be crooning "I got you, Babe". She had to settle for a meager 20 year extension of the current law. I wouldn't mind seeing copyright and patents enjoying roughly the same length of protection--and infringement of either being a felony, with rights and permissions approximately the same for both. (Music copyright is a minefield in itself). But, primarily because of WIPO and GATT and WTO, we've got what we've got. I don't seeing things changing (at least until Mickey's lease is about to run out). Cheers, Chuck