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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY OCTOBER 31, 2011 The Register: Google Buzz Settlement Pays “organizations that are currently paid by [Defendant] to lobby for or to consult for the company”. For example, the ubiquitous Samuelson-Glushko legal clinic at Berkeley received contributions from The Dennis v. Kind of like Google Books, but without the messy scanning. Apparently, the selection process of the groups to receive millions in cy pres payments was a two step process. Why that particular faculty? Amazon, Inc. Nothing. MORE >>	MEDIA LAW JULY 12, 2010 New Site Crowdsources the Legal Treatise Spindle Law describes itself as “a new kind of legal research and writing system.&# Its goal is to make legal research “faster and smarter.&# Structurally, it organizes the law into a tree, with each branch leading to ever-narrowing branches. Continue to add authorities to SpinDoc as you perform your research. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS FEBRUARY 9, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies NOVEMBER 3, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Mellencamp Is Right, Brand-Supported Piracy Screws Songwriters AGAIN: Snakes in the Grass, @McDonalds, Google and Other Species of Vermin FEBRUARY 8, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Unelected: Lessig taking shots at artists again JANUARY 13, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies DECEMBER 29, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies OCTOBER 31, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Register: Google Buzz Settlement Pays “organizations that are currently paid by [Defendant] to lobby for or to consult for the company”.
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY FEBRUARY 8, 2012 The Unelected: Lessig taking shots at artists again If you were unaware of Lessig’s contempt for CISAC and organizations like ASCAP, you would probably pass right over this reference. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies This “24 hours or less” business in the First Non-Mea Culpa Mea Culpa is an example. Here’s an example of how Google scares an individual away from exercising their rights. For example, if it could be shown that Google had not changed its rogue site strategy since 2003, the FTC might find that an interesting fact. Ah yes. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY NOVEMBER 3, 2012 Mellencamp Is Right, Brand-Supported Piracy Screws Songwriters AGAIN: Snakes in the Grass, @McDonalds, Google and Other Species of Vermin Let’s take Lyrics 007 as an example. Why do you think that Google tried to sneak song lyrics into the Google Books settlement ?). MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY DECEMBER 29, 2011 One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies This “24 hours or less” business in the First Non-Mea Culpa Mea Culpa is an example. Here’s an example of how Google scares an individual away from exercising their rights. For example, if it could be shown that Google had not changed its rogue site strategy since 2003, the FTC might find that an interesting fact. Ah yes. MORE >>
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COMMUNICATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW BLOG | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2011
The Times's Dealings With Julian Assange - NYTimes.com

In a roundabout way, he laid out an unusual proposition: an organization called WikiLeaks , a secretive cadre of antisecrecy vigilantes, had come into possession of a substantial amount of classified United States government communications. Over the next two days, the news organizations agreed on a timetable for publication. military. MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2013
One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies

This “24 hours or less” business in the First Non-Mea Culpa Mea Culpa is an example. Here’s an example of how Google scares an individual away from exercising their rights. For example, if it could be shown that Google had not changed its rogue site strategy since 2003, the FTC might find that an interesting fact. Ah yes. MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 2012
One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies

This “24 hours or less” business in the First Non-Mea Culpa Mea Culpa is an example. Here’s an example of how Google scares an individual away from exercising their rights. For example, if it could be shown that Google had not changed its rogue site strategy since 2003, the FTC might find that an interesting fact. Ah yes. MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2009
More Hot Air from the Cold North

For example, a Business Software Alliance study found that a reduction of software piracy in Canada by 10% over the next four years could generate more than 5,200 high-skilled jobs and inject $2.7 Libraries, researchers and artists thrive outside of Canada, under the same laws the Canadian government wanted to emulate. Users rights”? MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 2009
More Hot Air from the Cold North

For example, a Business Software Alliance study found that a reduction of software piracy in Canada by 10% over the next four years could generate more than 5,200 high-skilled jobs and inject $2.7 Libraries, researchers and artists thrive outside of Canada, under the same laws the Canadian government wanted to emulate. Users rights”? MORE >>

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Frequently Asked Questions: General Questions ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004
Frequently Asked Questions: Career Advice ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004
Frequently Asked Questions: Copyright ENTERTAINMENT LAW RESOURCES BLOG | WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 2004

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