It's funny that there's no direct translation of the English word 'fair' (in this context) in German. The closest I know is 'gerecht', which means 'lawful' or 'just'. 'Fair' appears in the German dictionary as a "German" word now, but I don't hear it used a lot in everyday conversations in Germany. My observation is that in Germany, gray areas are avoided. You're either allowed to do something, or not, in clearly defined situations, so the concept of 'fair' doesn't get used often. This tightening of the copyright rules is just another way of removing gray areas.

Since when did Sweden start hosting .ch domains?

s/South Korea/North Korea

Flying cars would be cool, but I'd also be okay with levitating ones that would reduce/eliminate the need for roads.

To Serve For Forty Man

Yes, and if they're bad guys, they'll have a british accent, like in Star Wars, Braveheart and The Patriot.

My money is on cockroaches!