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| | | MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY APRIL 3, 2012 The Problem with the JOBS Act and Equity Crowdfunding The U.S. Congress passed the JOBS (Jumpstart our Business Startups) Act, and President Obama is expected to sign it. The JOBS Act gives the SEC 270 days to draft regulations to implement crowd-funding of startups. The JOBS Act would allow equity investment over the Internet, which is difficult due to the disclosure requirements under U.S. | THE LEGAL SATYRICON APRIL 5, 2012 Potential DMCA Game Change in 2d Circuit Ruling on Viacom v. YouTube DeVoy The Second Circuit released its opinion in Viacom v. YouTube today, partially vacating the Southern District of New York’s order granting summary judgment in favor of the online video service. Ultimately, the case is to be remanded to the district court for fact-finding on whether YouTube had knowledge of infringement, had the [.]. | | | | | | | | | -
GORDON P. FIREMARK | THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 2012 Quoted on ReelGrok about Crowdfunding and the JOBS Act ReelGrok about the new crowdfunding rules to be implemented following President Obama’s signing of the JOBS ACT Thursday. With the new law, small businesses may find it easer to approach investors, but those investors will need to be vigilant in protecting their interests. The potential for fraud is really quite high. MORE >> -
MPAA Warns of Megaupload 'Re-Launch' If Servers Are Transferred Eriq Gardner Giving Megaupload back data would constitute a violation of studio rights, says a legal filing by the MPAA today. read more. THR, Esq. The Business Movies Music Tech Business Kim Dotcom MPAA Piracy MORE >> -
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 But it’s on the Internet! Kickstarter tax issues UPDATE 3/16/12: The U.S. House of Representatives passed the JOBS (Jumpstart our Business Startups) Act, but the legislation is bogged down in the Senate for a variety of reasons including the crowdfunding provisions. The JOBS Act would allow equity investment over the Internet, which is difficult due to the disclosure requirements under U.S. MORE >> -
THE LEGAL SATYRICON | SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 2012 How Crystal Cox is helping to prove the strength of the First Amendment If you read yesterday’s post, Judge rules, again, that blogger Crystal Cox is not a journalist. You know why? Because she ISN’T a journalist, it likely made you throw up in your mouth a bit. But, in a way, this nutcase is helping to prove why, when confronted with bad speech, the best cure is [.]. MORE >> -
MEDIA LAW | MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012 ‘TheFormTool’: Smart, Simple Document Assembly Wandering through the exhibition hall at ABA Techshow last week, I’d ask friends I bumped into whether they’d seen any new products that interested them. Time and again, it seemed, the answer was the same: TheFormTool. Even better, you can download the basic version for free. The table has three columns: Label, Question and Answer. MORE >>
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