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Verio refuses to remove DeCSS

25 January 2001 13:15 by Jari Ketola

The US ISP Verio has refused to remove a Website hosted on their servers against the Motion Picture Association of America's (MPAA) wishes. MPAA claimed that Cryptome.org had posted illegal material, and demanded the content to be removed. The illegal material in this case was the DVD Copy Control Association president John J. Hoy's declaration which includes the DeCSS source-code.

Instead of rushing to remove Cryptome.org Verio decided to contact John Young, the administrator of Cryptome.org, and asked him to reply to the allegations.

In his reply Young states that the Hoy declaration mentioned above does not contain a "circumvention device as defined by the DMCA [Digital Millennium Copyright Act]". And thus Verio decided they have no reason for removing the site's content.

It remains to be seen if MPAA is satisfied with Young's reply.

Source:
The Register


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