Well, that comes as no suprise. It makes me think of the Flash issue with apple devices; typically an OS vendor will provide the code to Adobe so they can create the product. Apple have said, Nope; but if you give us the code we will use it to fit the iOS. Apple refuse to play ball and everyone suffers - could it be suggested that if Apple had the Flash code, they would simply make their own product as dinowuff suggests they did with BSD?Originally Posted by dinowuff
[Slightly off topic, perhaps] You see a lot of copyright protected material on the internet these days such as Youtube (even full length movies and music videos etc, uploaded by the typical user) with the Fair Use clause stated in the description. This apparently allows the upload and Google have never removed the content. Fair use at is core is stating that if you are not making a profit from the material, then it can be uploaded/broadcast. This is also true for educational purposes, news reporting and even public criticism.
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