MPAA comments on bill that threatens college funding over copyright
The MPAA comments on the previously reported bill now in Congress that would threaten federal financial aid to a college if they did not police copyrighted works for the MPAA and the RIAA:
"When the government is subsidizing universities...and it discovers that those universities are spending a lot of taxpayers' money to build digital networks that are being used primarily to allow college students to traffic in infringing content, I think it's perfectly legitimate for Congress to say, wait a minute, if we're giving you money, we don't want it to be used to help college kids infringe copyright,"
Oh great, it's that stupid argument: "They have the fast Internets! They must be using it solely to infringe on our copyrights!"
Again, please tell your local Congressman to vote against this bill.
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That's such junk!