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:Wired: Geeks Protest, Nobody Comes
Wired: Geeks Protest, Nobody Comes
Mar 29, 2000, 16 :46 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3328 reads)

(Other stories by Declan McCullagh)

"Only about 20 Washington-area Linux users and administrators showed up Tuesday morning in front of the Capitol building to protest a controversial federal law called the Digital Millennium Copyright Act."

""To a great extent this was an experiment to see if we could do a protest," said David Niemi, a network engineer at Sallie Mae."

""I wish there was some way to get more people to learn how this would affect them," said Ken Firestone, a DC Linux users group member who is a system administrator at a newspaper."

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