Another bizarre DCMA story

Now DCMA is defining how I can and can't sell gifts

I should probably also point out that the Madonna/Missy CD isn't a promotional CD like those the record companies send out to radio stations. It wasn't promoting music; it was promoting jeans. And no doubt for some customers the CD was what they were really buying and the jeans were the "free gift." If Time Warner can tell our reader that he can't auction the CD because Madonna might not like it, why can't the Gap say he can't sell the jeans to a second-hand clothing store because the seamstress in an Asian sweatshop could object?