Cutlasses rattle in Brussels as Black Spot copyright report argument heats up

MEPs have been scribbling furiously in response to Pirate MEP Julia Reda’s report on copyright. Reda told El Reg that her non-legislative report on the functioning of the so-called Infosoc Directive had received more than 550 amendments – a staggering number for a report that isn’t even legally binding. Reda’s report [which we …

[msknight]

So...

They'll be handing in a blank piece of paper then...?

[jjk]

Re: So...

Nar, just a page torn from a bible. Bad luck, that.

[Anonymous Coward]

'Hello Sailor!'

Well shiver my timbers, what a saucy photo.

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: 'Hello Sailor!'

Yeah, dunno why, but I really fancy some fish fingers for dinner.

[Anonymous Coward]

a new copyright law

increase the previous term of 50 years, 70 years to 100 years (so the plebs don't have to strain their brain cell too much to calculate whether copyright applies or not)