University DMCA Policies
Yesterday, Ray Beckerman, one of the attorneys behind the Recording Industry vs. the People, posted the new Stanford DMCA policy. The new policy has been criticized for assuming the RIAA is correct:...
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As YouTube’s instability continues to frustrate community members, video makers are forced to adapt. Fanvidders have been highly proactive in both anticipating and managing the constraints presented by...
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Last.fm: privacy invasion or site of resistance?
Last Friday, TechCrunch posted an article provocatively titled, Did Last.fm Just Hand Over User Listening Data To the RIAA?. Based on a friend-of-a-friend tip, the piece alleged that Last.fm had...
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Student Voices in the P2P Provisions of the 2008 HEOA
As you undoubtedly know, college campuses are, in many ways, ground zero for the battles being waged for the future of intellectual property. The thousands of Americans that have been sued by the...
View ArticleLet the IP Czar Hear Your Thoughts on Enforcement
Victoria Espinel, the Obama administration’s intellectual property enforcement coordinator (“IP Czar”) is undertaking a serious review of American intellectual property enforcement policy. To her...
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