It should come as no surprise to any regular readers of my blog that I feel that copyright laws have been controverted into a blunt instrument used by the media companies to beat customers into submission. However, in this case, the shining beacon of reason has burst forth.<\/p>\n
In his opinion Judge Richard P. Matsch stated that the practice of commercially santizing movies was an ‘illegitmate business’ that caused ‘irreparable injury to the creative artistic expression in the copyrighted movies.”.<\/p>\n
Most <\/a>Hollywood<\/a> blockbuster<\/a>s<\/a> not<\/a> withstanding<\/a>, movies are an art form and should be viewed as realized by the creative people that created it. Can you imagine Michelangelo’s David<\/a> with the middle 1\/3 removed? I thought not.<\/p>\n CBC Arts: Axing sex, swearing from films violates copyright: court<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It should come as no surprise to any regular readers of my blog that I feel that copyright laws have been controverted into a blunt instrument used by the media companies to beat customers into submission. However, in this case, the shining beacon of reason has burst forth. In his opinion Judge Richard P. Matsch … Continue reading A copyright decision that I agree with — Amazing!<\/span>