Because when you think coronavirus relief,sexy college girls sex video you definitely think copyright and punishing illegal streamers.
The U.S. Congress unveiled the latest proposed spending bill Monday, and while the $900 billion package made news for the (arguably insufficient) unemployment aid and stimulus checks included within, those aren't the details turning heads. Rather, it's the language governing illegal streaming and copyright that are making waves.
For starters, the Hollywood Reporter highlighted a section of the proposed bill which it reports would make it a felony to illegally stream content for profit. Importantly, Section 211, titled "unauthorized streaming," appears to be targeted at the people originating the streamed content.
In other words, this is not about you pirating a football game at home. Still, that it was included in the bill at all is raising eyebrows — even in Congress itself.
"This is why Congress needs time to actually read this package before voting on it," wrote Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. "Members of Congress have not read this bill."
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Section 212 of the proposed bill, meanwhile, is the "copyright small claims" part. Specifically, the proposed bill refers to the "Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act 6 of 2020" also referred to as the "CASE Act of 2020."
And just what is the CASE Act, you ask? The Electronic Frontier Foundation has some thoughts.
"Under the CASE Act, people could file copyright infringement claims with an obscure body, under the auspices of an office most people have no experience with," reads a statement from the EFF. "And that board could decide that the subjects of those claims owe up to $30,000 for activities as common as sharing memes, images, and videos online."
Yup. Sharing memes.
SEE ALSO: YouTube reversed my bogus copyright strike after I threatened to write this
Notably, these are just two items in the 5,000-plus page bill. If only Congress had time to read the thing before signing it into law (there's a Monday at midnight deadline), they might discover some of the other screwed up things slipped in by their three-martini-lunch-loving colleagues. Oh well.
Topics Politics COVID-19
You Are Not Familiar with My VoiceIn This World You Have to Sell Something I Carley GomezLas Vegas Aces vs. Connecticut Sun 2024 livestream: Watch live WNBALondon CallingHuawei's triPhoenix Mercury vs. Seattle Storm 2024 livestream: Watch live WNBAScientists built a robot fish to spy on hardPhoenix Mercury vs. Seattle Storm 2024 livestream: Watch live WNBANYT mini crossword answers for September 6Here are the last things Stephen Hawking wrote on Reddit Senators Urge Access for Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Beyond Playing the Sport Takano Statement on Israel Security Supplemental Appropriations Act ‘SNL’ Skit Demonstrates Lack of Representation Rep. Takano Statement on Senate Passage of His Korean American VALOR Act VOX POPULI: Support Immediate Cease Incept Unveils Groundbreaking ERC Coin98 Super Wallet Launches V15 U.S. Trade Representative Tai to Travel to Japan The First Premier WEB3 Startup Pitch Competition in Italy
0.1967s , 12201.578125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【sexy college girls sex video】Congress throws garbage copyright and streaming rules in with COVID relief bill,Global Hot Topic Analysis