Author: Ralf Elvsén
Date: 16:11:15 07/08/00
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On July 08, 2000 at 18:45:16, Pete R. wrote: >On July 08, 2000 at 14:59:01, blass uri wrote: > >>I copied this warning from the kasparov's site(I only changed their big letters >>to small letters). >> >>"The live rebroadcast of these games is exclusive to kasparovchess.com. this >>transmission is deemed "time-sensitive information" and any party >>rebroadcasting these games while they are in progress will be prosecuted for >>rights infringement. we appreciate your cooperation in making chess sponsorship >>a viable enterprise and chess a succesful professional sport!" >> >> >>I understand that they say that posting the games while they are in progress is >>against the low. >> >>I want to know if this warning is right for all the countries. >>If it is not right for one country someone from that country can rebroadcast the >>games and maybe I can watch them because I cannot watch them in >>kasparovchess.com in a convenient way(I need to download first microsoft virtual >>machine first and after one try that took almost an hour and after it the >>download failed because I need to do update to windows I gave up). >> >>My old computer with old operating system like windows95 is connected to the >>internet and it may be the reason that I have problems to watch the games but I >>had not problems to watch games on ICC so it is not only my system fault. >> >>Uri > >There is nothing wrong with your machine, Kasparovchess simply has a garbage >interface. Their playing zone is garbage, everything with java and javascript >nonsense is garbage. Wouldn't that be "everything with java and javascript that comes in the form of applets produces garbage through my browsers implementation of the JVM" ? I got garbage as well by I like Java. You can't dismiss a whole technology because of this. Besides, I thought the Lost Boys-transmission from Holland was pretty good. Ralf
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