EFF Concerned About British Broadcast Flag
The idea of the broadcast flag is rather unsettling to many Americans. It restricts many things one can do with a television set that he […]
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Copyright
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Michael Geist Releases Book on Canadian Copyright
Michael Geist has released a book called “In the Public Interest”. It is a book on Canadian Copyright in today’s digital world. It talks about
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CIPPIC Says CRIA Headed In Wrong Direction
The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) was disappointment in the Canadian Recording Industry Association’s (CRIA) characterization of parts of two national polls
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RIAA Takes On XM Over Copyright Infringement
Satellite radios are a relatively new thing in the world of digital technology. With a system that receives a signal, it is no surprise that
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MovieLabs to Fight Piracy
The Motion Picture Laboratories Inc. (aka MovieLabs) will begin operation later this year as a nonprofit consortium later this year. MovieLabs will have a budget
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Recording Industry’s Bill Slammed By Consumer Groups
Lobbyists are trying to persuade lawmakers in the United States to pass a bill that not only resurrects the high definition broadcast flag, but also
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EFF Releases “The Customer Is Always Wrong”
Article by Drew Wilson and Michael Ingram. Guest writer Drew Wilson is an active participant in the P2P community, often using the guise of IceCube.
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