“The idea that a court is being asked by them to order educational material to be removed from the Berkman Center for Internet and Society website seems a questionable intrusion both on my liberty and the public interest,” said Nesson in a telephone interview. “I certainly don’t agree that I am violating any law.”

via RIAA Seeks Web Removal of ‘Illegal’ Court Recordings | Threat Level | Wired.com.

Charles Neeson, founder of the Berkman Center says “I’m opening it up, That’s what I founded the Berkman Center to fight for.” He wants the case against his posting of a webcast of a trial to proceed. Don’t you wonder what a court would believe should be hidden from the ears of the public via Internet, that is public record if you could be there in person?

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