Apple Legal vs. AdCritic.com
MacNN posted this tidbit about Apple's active legal dept:
In early April, AdCritic.com, a site that features nothing but television commercials, received via an e-mail and certified mail an official request from Apple that the site remove all materials whose copyrights belong to Apple.
If you visit Adcritic.com and search for Apple commercials, you get this:
As of 5pm EDT June 19, 2000, AdCritic.com has removed all Apple, Inc. commercials from its web site at the request of Apple, Inc. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
I guess you should get to TheMacAd.com while you can...
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