copy of Dave's PowerPoint presentation from that session is available here. The presentation addresses some of the issues that you need to consider, including the music royalties that will be required from most webcasting operations. copy of his PowerPoint presentation is available here. MORE >>

copy of Dave's PowerPoint presentation from that session will be available here shortly. The presentation addresses some of the issues that you need to consider, including the music royalties that will be required from most webcasting operations. copy of his PowerPoint presentation will be available here soon. MORE >>

Reblogged from Four Nights of Music Rights: This is a video of a presentation by Korean entertainment mogul Lee Soo Man at the Stanford Business School.  A good companion piece is the recent New Yorker article “ Factory Girls: Cultural Technology and the Making of K-Pop “ MORE >>

Scientists at Berkeley can read your mind. Well, not exactly. But CNN.com reports that they are one step closer to building a mind-reading machine. The scientists used an fMRI machine to measure blood flow in the brain and tracked patterns of neural activity as subjects viewed a series of pictures. Instead, you just need to turn them over. MORE >>

Jeffrey Belling, Southern Methodist University School of Law, is publishing Facebook, Twitter, and the Uncertain Future of Present Sense Impressions, in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Here is the abstract. The intricate legal framework governing the admission of out-of-court MORE >>