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“To be successful, a copyright
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“To be successful, a copyright
enforcement strategy must be targeted and avoid collateral damage to innocent
actors. Instead, Operation in Our Sites, the domain name seizure strategy being
pursued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) casts too wide a net that
captures some infringing content and a lot of lawful content. This strategy
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The comments can be read here.
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