The Inquirer reports that the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is pushing the US Library of Congress for the removing of regional DVDs and that people should be able to skip commercials on DVDs.
The EFF said it wants DCMA exemptions from music on copy protected CDs, films (movies) on DVDs with "regional" coding restrictions, movies (films) which prevent consumers from skipping ads, and movies (films) which are in the public domain on DVD. |
The ginger group believes that will assist people to see films they've paid for.
You can read the whole story here. Somehow I doubt that the US Library of Congress will approve this proposal...
Source: The Inquirer
