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I second this - I've already sent off several e-mails, but am a little
worried about what to say if someone does actually request further
information.

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Miss Vicky Wiseman, MIMAS Liaison Officer
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Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:37 AM
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Subject: Re: Setback on the EU Copyright Directive

This sounds alarming, I would be happy to write to my MEP - once I find out
who he / she is.  However, I am not very familiar with copyright law, and
if I write a letter saying "I will be happy to give further information",
it might be useful to be able to put the salient points into layman's terms
so that people are left with no doubt what is at stake.  Could anyone
summarise, or direct me to a website with the relevant info?

Sarah