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BIZMEDIALAW JULY 10, 2010 Live from New York It’s Social Media Saturday—Internet Counterfeiting Settlements and Negative Keywords Edition The simple logic is that most search engines are, irrespective of the algorithms or shaman voodoo that Many who read this blog are by now all too familiar with the concept of keywords and SEO. MORE >>	JETLAWBLOG MARCH 4, 2010 What’s Next, “Google Litigator?” On February 20, 2010, the Common Pleas Court of Franklin County, Ohio in Columbus became the stage for the latest civil antitrust lawsuit against dominant Internet search engine Google. The company had initially filed suit against myTriggers.com, Inc. for failing to pay for advertising services provided by Google. Image Source. MORE >>	RECENT POSTS APRIL 12, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Google’s Charm Offensive Comes to Nashville Behind YouTube Front: But Where is the Straight Count? FEBRUARY 9, 2013 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies MAY 22, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY “Your Horses Seem to be Winning”: The European Commission’s Antitrust Case Against Google Matters to Artists and Songwriters JANUARY 13, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Paul Vixie Has a “Hollywood” Problem: Richard Bennett and George Ou Provide A Counterargument to the Technocratic Criticism of DNS Filtering of Rogue Sites JANUARY 13, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies JANUARY 2, 2012 \| MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY Paul Vixie Has a “Hollywood” Problem: Richard Bennett and George Ou Provide A counterargument to the technological criticism of DNS filtering on rogue sites
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY APRIL 12, 2013 Google’s Charm Offensive Comes to Nashville Behind YouTube Front: But Where is the Straight Count? The Internet has opened up opportunities for existing artists and publishers and, at the sametime, leveled the playing field for new creators. MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY JANUARY 13, 2012 Paul Vixie Has a “Hollywood” Problem: Richard Bennett and George Ou Provide A Counterargument to the Technocratic Criticism of DNS Filtering of Rogue Sites The network engineer Richard Bennett (who edits High Tech Forum among other things) has a very informative and nontechnical article in the New York Post explaining why the Internet will not be “broken” by rogue sites legislation. The opposition to SOPA preys on ignorance and fear. But they’re wrong.” MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY JANUARY 2, 2012 Paul Vixie Has a “Hollywood” Problem: Richard Bennett and George Ou Provide A counterargument to the technological criticism of DNS filtering on rogue sites The network engineer Richard Bennett (who edits High Tech Forum among other things) has a very informative and nontechnical article in the New York Post explaining why the Internet will not be “broken” by rogue sites legislation. The opposition to SOPA preys on ignorance and fear. But they’re wrong.” MORE >>	MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY MAY 22, 2012 “Your Horses Seem to be Winning”: The European Commission’s Antitrust Case Against Google Matters to Artists and Songwriters For artists, these cases are important because the central theme boils down to this: If Google just offered search and sold its Adwords and Adsense products, the fact that the company had achieved at least a dominant position if not a monopoly over search on the Internet would not necessarily be bad. Is that realistic? MORE >>
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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2011
One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies

avoid using the word “change” regarding Google’s “new” policies only as carefully as Google did. Google’s Public Policy blog initiates their non- mea culpa mea culpa with a statement which I quote in part: “… [A]long with [the] new wave of creators come some bad apples who use the Internet to infringe copyright. ["Some"?] MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2011
One Bad Apple: The Complete Checklist on Google’s “Non Anti-Piracy” Anti-Piracy Policies

avoid using the word “change” regarding Google’s “new” policies only as carefully as Google did. Google’s Public Policy blog initiates their non- mea culpa mea culpa with a statement which I quote in part: “… [A]long with [the] new wave of creators come some bad apples who use the Internet to infringe copyright. ["Some"?] MORE >>

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MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2011
The Attack of the Unholy Alliance

An unholy alliance evolved over the last decade among search companies, ad serving companies, credit card companies and rogue websites. Creating a new market is difficult–government has largely stayed out of the Internet which is a good thing, assuming the basic legal system provides a reasonably level playing field. he said. 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

Editor Charlie sez: It was recently reported that Google has now received notices for over 10 million infringing links in search results--actually a low number given that Google receives 3 million notices a week for search alone--i.e., avoid using the word “change” regarding Google’s “new” policies only as carefully as Google did. 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

avoid using the word “change” regarding Google’s “new” policies only as carefully as Google did. Google’s Public Policy blog initiates their non- mea culpa mea culpa with a statement which I quote in part: “… [A]long with [the] new wave of creators come some bad apples who use the Internet to infringe copyright. ["Some"?] MORE >>

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The Attack of the Unholy Alliance MUSIC TECHNOLOGY POLICY | SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2011
Another Round with the Google Global Juggernaut: Can Anyone Stop It? Should We Bother? JETLAWBLOG | FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2009
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