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Why trying to save Piano Rolls is a bad Idea, In 1909 and 2010.

The 1909 Copyright Act in the US was driven in large part due to fear over a new-fangled technology, wanted to try to preserve some deteriorating piano rolls.

Interesting post form Mike Masnich,

http://techdirt.com/articles/20100712/18325210185.shtml

Posted via email from John Pisciotta’s posterous

2010: 07/26
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