The IICA/INDUCE Act (a new copywrong of legal liability for "inducing" infringement) keeps threatening to appear in the Senate.
Now, I am hors de combat, on the basis that either anything I do won't have an effect, in which case it would be a waste of effort, or it would have an effect, in which case I wouldn't get any credit (sorry, that's just the truth).
But for those low on the power scale who want to try to make a difference, it might be useful to look at a personal letter I drafted during the Dmitry Skylarov case. I hope it's helpful in terms of showing how to structure a good advocacy letter:
Dmitry Skylarov case letter to Senator Kennedy
http://sethf.com/essays/minornet/dmitry-skylarov-kennedy.php
[Update: Seems dead for now. Hopefully no more revisions for a while. But one never knows ...]
By Seth Finkelstein | posted in copyblight | on October 06, 2004 11:59 PM (Infothought permalink) | Followups