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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MAY 12, 2013 The Copyright Principles Project: The Arrogant Thimblerig of Contrived Consensus Such as…oh, I don’t know…the House Judiciary Committee, for example. Carroll, American University, Washington College of Law. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY NOVEMBER 2, 2011 When you’ve got them by the bucks, their hearts and minds will follow, Part 2 When I first got to Silicon Valley, I was trying to learn that venture business and how it all worked. Why are they so incensed about the rogue sites legislation, particularly the House bill, the Stop Online Piracy Act. The good ones are there in the good times and there in the bad. I know how to do this, this is easy!” MORE >>	RECENT POSTS MAY 12, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Copyright Principles Project: The Arrogant Thimblerig of Contrived Consensus NOVEMBER 20, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Attack of the Unholy Alliance NOVEMBER 2, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY When you’ve got them by the bucks, their hearts and minds will follow, Part 2 OCTOBER 30, 2011 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY The Attack of the Unholy Alliance
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY OCTOBER 30, 2011 The Attack of the Unholy Alliance Like Sergeant Schultz, nobody sees nothing—nod nod wink wink—rogue sites are all someone else’s fault, and that someone always seems to be a couple steps outside the law in China, the Ukraine or somewhere from which they reach the valuable US market without the burden of US laws. Yes, laws like that can ruin your whole day. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY NOVEMBER 20, 2011 The Attack of the Unholy Alliance Confirmation of the scope of the income transfer from artists to giant tech companies comes in the recent written testimony of Google’s lobbyist before the House Judiciary Committee hearing about the Stop Online Piracy Act: “The DMCA notice-and-takedown process continues to be a cornerstone of our content protection efforts. MORE >>
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