RIAA Wants to Limit Digital Radio Recording
Date: Friday, November 11th, 2005, 16:00
Category: privacy
The EFF is following the new HD Radio Content Protection Act closely and encouraging members to take action:
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has seen the future of radio. And it would prefer to live in the past…
Last week, with a coalition of copyright holders, the RIAA sent messages to members of Congress requesting that the FCC be given new powers to hobble digital radios so they perform worse than the analog radios of yesteryear.
Read more at EFF.org.
The EFF is following the new HD Radio Content Protection Act closely and encouraging members to take action:
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has seen the future of radio. And it would prefer to live in the past…
Last week, with a coalition of copyright holders, the RIAA sent messages to members of Congress requesting that the FCC be given new powers to hobble digital radios so they perform worse than the analog radios of yesteryear.
Read more at EFF.org.
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