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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is headed for its latest test, as the motion picture industry seeks summary judgment in a dispute with 321 Studios Inc. over software that allows users to crack -- and copy -- the encryption that protects DVD releases. According to Keker & Van Nest's Daralyn Durie, who represents 321, the motion picture studios "are pushing an extraordinarily expansive interpretation of the DMCA."
April 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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