Floppy.'" Criticism Since its release, Don't Copy That 2 has been criticized by the press for being out of date, referencing material like the Doom series and Klingon that the current target audience (mostly teenagers) may not be familiar with. The sequel was also heavily criticized in the press for misrepresenting the way copyright law is enforced, what types of copying were actually considered "criminal" enough to prompt punishment, and what punishment actually looked like. See also Beware of illegal video cassettes Criticism of copyright Copyfraud Copyleft Copyright alternatives Criticism of intellectual property Home Recording Rights Coalition Home Taping Is Killing Music Internet freedom Knock-off Nigel Piracy is theft Public information film (PIF) Public service announcement Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc. Spin (public relations) Steal This Film Who Makes Movies? You can click, but you can't hide You Wouldn't Steal a Car References External links Don't Copy That Floppy (Official Video – Digitally Remastered) at YouTube Version available for download at the Internet Archive Don't Copy That 2 (Official Sequel to Don't Copy That Floppy) at YouTube Advertising campaigns American advertising slogans 1992 neologisms Copyright campaigns Video game culture Viral videos Warez Floppy disk computer storage