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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY SEPTEMBER 27, 2009 Google Fouls Up Again: Google Book Search is a Disaster for Scholars AND Copyright Owners Google's Book Search: A Disaster for Scholars. We've become accustomed to librarians and academics uncritically fawning over the disaster that is Google Books (especially those privileged librarians among the sovereign ly immune), yet give this one by Professor Geoffrey Nunberg a read: "Start with publication dates. book on Peter F. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 20, 2012 Canard du jour: Do residuals make you lazy? If the age of privacy is over, is the age of royalties over, too? One of the common misapprehensions one hears from the “music/facts/books/news/movies/games are like water” crowd is that creators don’t deserve the royalties and residuals for which their unions and they fought for so long. The author’s rights vanish and “consumers rights” take over. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS APRIL 7, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Hey Rosebud! Yet More Lobbying By the Beautiful People: We’re Rich, Therefore We Win JUNE 4, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Nipper, the EFF and the Badges: Triangulating their master’s voice JUNE 2, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Nipper, the EFF and the Badges: Triangulating their master’s voice MARCH 20, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Canard du jour: Do residuals make you lazy? If the age of privacy is over, is the age of royalties over, too? MARCH 3, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Geist in the Hen House JANUARY 16, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Update: Joshua Johnson’s KQED Forum on Rogue Sites
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY APRIL 7, 2013 Hey Rosebud! Yet More Lobbying By the Beautiful People: We’re Rich, Therefore We Win Although the San Joaquin Valley is barely an hour from The Valley, it may as well be on the dark side of the Moon. As compared to what? MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MARCH 3, 2012 The Geist in the Hen House And when it comes to media based companies and policies, the creative community–artists, musicians, journalists, authors, all of whom have been roughly treated at best by some CCIA members such as Google. And if the worldwide condemnation of Google Books is any indication, if the chickens disappeared the eggs would be missed. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY JUNE 2, 2012 Nipper, the EFF and the Badges: Triangulating their master’s voice Or, if it did, it was not enough to build a case and the authorities returned the site nearly 13 months later without explanation or apology. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY JUNE 4, 2012 Nipper, the EFF and the Badges: Triangulating their master’s voice Or, if it did, it was not enough to build a case and the authorities returned the site nearly 13 months later without explanation or apology. MORE >>
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 2012
Update: Joshua Johnson’s KQED Forum on Rogue Sites

I realize that the Silicon Valley 1% of the 1% is proudly non-union, but surely Johnson knows that “collective bargaining” is not a bunch of VCs setting a valuation. Update: Ellen Seidler still has not recieved the promised call from Google lawyer and evidence expert Fred von Lohman. Darryl Issa joining briefly. MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2009
US News & World Report: "Google May Not Be Evil, But It Sure As Hell Isn't Interested in Free Speech"

There's a great piece on the US News & World Report blog by the well-respected author and journalist John Aloysius Farrell that must make Google count the days until it's driven all newspapers out of business. Google had to be dragged, at legal gunpoint, into the deal with the publishing industry that protects authors." MORE >>

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