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Korean and American groups such as the EFF have shown opposition to the new deal because of some of the wording. Reading the agreement suggests that there is a possibility that sites with legitimate uses could be targeted even if 99% percent of their content is legal.

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What do you know here is the catch.

the Koreans have some brillian programmers, and have very refreshing ideas to offer the world. I think they'll be good players. of course every country has their violators.

The Koreans do have some good programers but the real people that are going to be hurt by this are 600k or so foriegners that are living in Korea and have limited access materials in English. The internet opens up the things that are available to these people. I know as an Ameircan teaching in Korea that the amount of shows that are English is very small and that even finding books to read is often hard. These new rules and things are going to alienate many of the forgieners living here already.

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shut down any website that "permits the unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or transmission of copyright work."

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So, being that many of the bootleg releases are studio pre Screener copies, does this mean that there will be no more web sites for the RIAA, MPAA, and all the production studios?

What is that old saying; Judge not others lest you be judged yourself?