I just wrote up an O'Reilly Network Weblog that includes a bunch of quotes from the PDF version of the 321 Studios brief:
Fair Use vs. DMCA: 321 Studios Takes the First Swing.
There was some major protesting going on last weekend, although you wouldn't know it from watching television. (Can you say: "media consipracy" boys and girls?)
Here are some links about the Pro-palestinian demonstration that happened in Washington DC:
Demonstrators Rally to Palestinian Cause
Pro-Palestinian march takes Washington by storm
Thousands protest Israeli, U.S. policies
Weekend Protests Prove Peaceful, Yet Send Powerful Message
Here are some pictures from a Pro-Palestinian demonstration that took place in Oslo, the Netherlands.
Upstart isn't taking any chances with the DMCA. It filed a complaint asking the court to OK its product ahead of time.
See the CNET article by Lisa Bowman:
Upstart seeks court OK for DVD
In a pre-emptive strike to stave off the wrath of the movie industry, a small software company is asking a federal judge for permission to sell and market its product for copying DVDs.
In a complaint filed Monday in federal court in San Francisco, 321 Studios asked the court to declare that its DVD Copy Plus program does not violate the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.