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The House Judiciary Committee recently approved the "Family Movie Act," a bill that would immunize some manufacturers and retailers of movie-filtering technology from trademark and copyright worries. The suit that prompted the bill is a tale of strife and woe that features movie-filtering companies as upholders of family values and movie studios as aggrieved copyright holders with several famous directors putting in cameos as beleaguered artists.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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