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Repeal the "Digital Millennium Copyright Act" of Oct 28, 1998. (Public Law 105-304)

Created by J.K. on May 09, 2013

It is time to see real reform on Digital Rights Management which is fair for both the Rights Holders and End Users alike. The current laws on the books; e.g. PUBLIC LAW 105–304—OCT. 28, 1998 which was designed to bring DRM laws into the digital age, now seem stuck in the Dial-up age. This giving pirates even more incentive to steal protected digital goods using torrents which lead to even more piracy and higher prices for honest consumers.

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