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Thu, 28 Nov 2002
DMCA Exemptions Rule-Making Guide
EFF is pleased to announce the release of "How to Win (DMCA)
Exemptions and Influence Policy," a great legalese-free guide to the
comment-making process written by Seth Finkelstein, who proposed one
of the only two exemptions granted in the last Library of Congress
Rule-making.
Seth's guide explains the process in clear and simple English. The
guide tells you how you can submit effective comments and participate
in shaping copyright law policy. This is your opportunity to let the
Librarian of Congress know how the DMCA is impacting you. If you are
having difficulties making lawful use of particular digital media
because of a technological protection access control, we encourage
you to submit comments to the Librarian of Congress.
Seth's guide is located at:
http://www.eff.org/IP/DMCA/finkelstein_on_dmca.html
Original EFFector announcement:
http://www.eff.org/effector/HTML/effect15.33.html#III
For more information about the DMCA rule-making process:
http://www.copyright.gov/1201/