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@ 2011/02/10The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has taken its copyright dictatorship to crazy new heights.
It has a bone to pick with Google, claiming that it should be disconnected from the internet due to copyright infringement.
It has sent out 100 copyright infringement notices to Google, which are targeted at users of Google's Wi-Fi service and also to certain Google employees in the company headquarters. Tsk, Larry, have you been caught downloading "The Human Centipede" or similar?
The notices claim that if Google does not sort it out then it runs the risk of getting taken off the internet. Despite the fact that, as it stands, Google basically is the internet.
It has a bone to pick with Google, claiming that it should be disconnected from the internet due to copyright infringement.
It has sent out 100 copyright infringement notices to Google, which are targeted at users of Google's Wi-Fi service and also to certain Google employees in the company headquarters. Tsk, Larry, have you been caught downloading "The Human Centipede" or similar?
The notices claim that if Google does not sort it out then it runs the risk of getting taken off the internet. Despite the fact that, as it stands, Google basically is the internet.
