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Originally posted by MrSelfDestruct
The DMCA just removed Google's links to products which violate intellectual property rights of Kazaa's publishers. Kazaa lite and other versions are illegal modifications of Kazaa. Kazaa's parent company is the one who asked for them to be removed.
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It seems overly broad to make it illegal to link to illegal software, doesn't it? I know that the Republican congress' latest kick is all about limited individual freedoms, but shouldn't they focus on the illegal software instead of the benevolent search engine?
What's next, a clause in the DMCA that makes it illegal to talk about Kazaa Lite, or mention it in a public place?
