Articles Tagged with ''right to repair''

Kim Schmidt
From the Desk of Kim Schmidt

‘Right to Repair’ Battle Continues

On June 22, the U.S. Copyright Office issued a report in which it essentially said they’re tired of having to review exemptions to Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyrights Act every 3 years and industry by industry. If that’s the case, we could be talking about — or maybe just waiting on — the issue for quite some time if the speed at which Congress does anything is any indication.
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WEDA Addresses Concerns about ‘Right to Repair’ Initiatives

The Western Equipment Dealers Assn. (WEDA) Board of Directors have developed a position paper regarding “Right to Repair” initiatives that have recently been launched in several states across the country. WEDA is concerned that legislative efforts to address Right to Repair issues will cause more unintended consequences that will harm farmer customers in the long term.
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Andy Goodman
Guest Blog

Right to Repair Legislation Wrong for Nebraska

Recently, a small advocacy group in Nebraska published an op-ed promoting what is commonly known as “Right to Repair” legislation. The group argued that Right to Repair will lead to increased competition and decreased prices for consumers. What these proponents didn’t tell you is that this type of legislation does little to protect consumers and instead jeopardizes both safety and environmental protections in several ways.
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Kanicki

To The Point: The Right to Tinker

Early last year a heated debate was instigated by a gentleman who was frustrated by his inability to help his neighbor who was having service and repair issues with his new tractor (“The Next High-Tech Battle in Ag,” Farm Equipment E-Watch, Feb. 10, 2015).
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