Sega supporters are missing the point. (Score 1)

I don't care if you believe that piracy is an evil that will destroy game developers or if you hold dear the notion that all information should be free. The actions of Sega going after websites that do not directly or even contributorily infringe upon Sega copyrights are wrong. www.isonews.com is a completely legitimate website that reports information that is (or at least should be) protected by the First Amendment. For Sega's "tech saavy" lawyers to spend their time harrassing and threatening the distribution of information instead of actually going after actual software pirates is absurd and offensive. I hope isonews.com takes Sega on in a court of law for the gaming giant hasn't a leg to stand on. Perhaps a federal judge will be able to understand the distinction between free speech and copyright infringement that so many of the users miss.