U.S. internet service providers have voluntarily agreed to begin an intensive digital surveillance operation on July 12th, 2012. However, the question remains, where does the data go?
Comcast has refused to hand over identifying data on users accused of downloading copyrighted material, arguing that the plaintiffs were using the court system to identify targets.
A German court wants Google to filter YouTube. But YouTube already has a filter, and it’s not clear what else they want.
A former corporate attorney has launched a social service for sharing music, films, and other media — directly between friends. The semi-public beta is comprised of two parts. The web.
I’m not one to favor the stifling of creativity and social advancement, but as a lawyer to uses the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to protect his clients, I think.
Following up on this week’s article on Hackerest (an interesting trademark issue, by the way), I thought it might be worthwhile to take a look at the copyright law implications.
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