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US-backed CIPPIC Extends Lessig culture de voleur Agenda in Canada
Wedgie continually harps about how he is a proud Canadian and that he looks for a proudly Canadian solution to Canada's copyright issues—solutions that smack of the very American party line from Lessig, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Public Knowledge and the other Lessig front groups. The description is more apt than one might think.
Music Technology Policy
- Thursday, July 23, 2009
News from the North
I was once on a panel with someone from the Electronic Frontier Foundation who tried to rile up the crowd by asking if “Hollywood” should be able to tell Silicon Valley what to do. Answer: No one can tell Silicon Valley what to do unless they brought their litigation war chest. Except maybe the government. Maybe.)
Music Technology Policy
- Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Welcome to Entmedialaw.com
Dearest Readers, I am happy to announce that this blog is being featured as part of a collection of related blogs from quality bloggers, Entmedialaw.com. The world gets smaller, but the info pool gets deeper and harder to swim. And yet there are so many interesting things that we might miss if we are afraid to wade into the deeper part of the pool.
BizMediaLaw
- Friday, April 3, 2009
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Legal Pad Blog: Cablevision case is 'Early Test for Obama on IP Issues'
Instead, I will simply let Cal Law do the talking: Obama loved him some Silicon Valley during his presidential campaign, when the donations were flowing. The question is: Will it be reciprocated when it comes time to pick sides in the copyright war between Silicon Valley’s tech companies and the Hollywood movie studios?
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Tuesday, January 13, 2009
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Viacom v. YouTube: Viacom's anti-piracy agent BayTSP must produce boatloads of documents
In that vein, there was an interesting recent opinion on a discovery issue that ensures those armies will have plenty to do for the foreseeable future. 14, a magistrate judge issued an order that appears to grant YouTube almost everything it wanted. The massive and massively important Viacom v. Denied!). On Jan.
Copyrights & Campaigns
- Thursday, January 22, 2009
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An Inconvenient Truth: Rick Carnes talks about the effect of piracy on American songwriters
Castle: What are your top three legislative issues for this Congress? m also thinking of a panel I was on with Corynne McSherry of the EFF at which in shades of Karl Rove she wedged the audience by asking the crowd if "Silicon Valley" was going to let " Hollywood" push it around. foreign policy.) See which you like better.
Music Technology Policy
- Thursday, January 29, 2009
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Welcome to Entmedialaw.com
Dearest Readers, I am happy to announce that this blog is being featured as part of a collection of related blogs from quality bloggers, Entmedialaw.com. The world gets smaller, but the info pool gets deeper and harder to swim. And yet there are so many interesting things that we might miss if we are afraid to wade into the deeper part of the pool.
BizMediaLaw
- Friday, April 3, 2009
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News from the North
I was once on a panel with someone from the Electronic Frontier Foundation who tried to rile up the crowd by asking if “Hollywood” should be able to tell Silicon Valley what to do. Answer: No one can tell Silicon Valley what to do unless they brought their litigation war chest. Except maybe the government. Maybe.)
Music Technology Policy
- Tuesday, April 7, 2009
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US-backed CIPPIC Extends Lessig culture de voleur Agenda in Canada
Wedgie continually harps about how he is a proud Canadian and that he looks for a proudly Canadian solution to Canada's copyright issues—solutions that smack of the very American party line from Lessig, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Public Knowledge and the other Lessig front groups. The description is more apt than one might think.
Music Technology Policy
- Thursday, July 23, 2009
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Happy 5th Birthday, Creative Commons!
My law firm has been at the center of innovation in Silicon Valley, having taken Apple, Netscape and Google public, for example. We’ve helped with the core licenses, some of the variations, and various legal issues along the way, for general counsels, Glenn Otis Brown and Mia Garlick , and now Virginia Rutledge.
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Happy 5th Birthday, Creative Commons!
My law firm has been at the center of innovation in Silicon Valley, having taken Apple, Netscape and Google public, for example. We’ve helped with the core licenses, some of the variations, and various legal issues along the way, for general counsels, Glenn Otis Brown and Mia Garlick , and now Virginia Rutledge.
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