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Closing the analog hole

posted by:James Fung // 09:06 PM // September 14, 2006 //

http://felixtang.org/?q=node/11 writes about current DRM technology legislation. In particular, the closing of the analog hole. I read once that just as its legal to record your TV signals with a VCR, its also legal to record HDTV. However its illegal to produce a device which records HDTV. With all the talk about "anti-circumvention" laws, is this type of law "circumventing" the legality of recording HDTV? This article discusses some of the issues in this area.

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