07-26-2005, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Choker
"Were plaintiffs to raise this issue in a legal filing," was the DOJ's response, "defendant would take the position that the quoted language refers to material created in the first instance after June 23, 2005, and not to pre-existing material that is assembled, manufactured, published, duplicated, copied, digitized, reissued, or disseminated after June 23, 2005."
So this means that if your content was produced before June 23rd 2005 the secondary producer requirements are not valid also?
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That is correct.
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