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27, 2008) when a federal magistrate in SiliconValley ruled that the technology company was entitled to protection under the “safe harbor” sections of the Copyright Act from claims of copyright infringement brought by creators. would think--and I think it's worth thinking about some more--that would make a huge difference.
The CIPPIC website proudly boasts that its founding was proudly funded by a grant to The Prideful Wedge from Amazon and proudly received further grants from rich SiliconValley types. Canada is at the beginning of "consultations" for an overhaul of their copyright law. Wedgie , often referred to as the "Canadian [Wannabe] Lessig".
But that facile description ignores what has actually been happening in computer labs and negotiating sessions from SiliconValley to Santa Monica: Entertainment and technology companies are realizing that the long-term solution to their rivalry lies in licensing, not litigation. The evidence abounds. What's wrong with that?
The CIPPIC website proudly boasts that its founding was proudly funded by a grant to The Prideful Wedge from Amazon and proudly received further grants from rich SiliconValley types. Canada is at the beginning of "consultations" for an overhaul of their copyright law. Wedgie , often referred to as the "Canadian [Wannabe] Lessig".
27, 2008) when a federal magistrate in SiliconValley ruled that the technology company was entitled to protection under the “safe harbor” sections of the Copyright Act from claims of copyright infringement brought by creators. would think--and I think it's worth thinking about some more--that would make a huge difference.
But that facile description ignores what has actually been happening in computer labs and negotiating sessions from SiliconValley to Santa Monica: Entertainment and technology companies are realizing that the long-term solution to their rivalry lies in licensing, not litigation. The evidence abounds. What's wrong with that?