More details on the Macrovision anti-copy tech.
Kazaa trial speculation.
AG of Utah weighs in on Grokster. It's fairly significant that he lumps in child pornography, as no one is claiming that the P2P software providers are encouraging the distribution of such materials.
Stallman on Bill Gates' changing view of the facts. Parallels what Hollywood has done to the public domain.
Podcast about IP issues.
Grokster. More.
Some nice data tidbits on the content industries from the IIPA.
I just added a Wiki to accumulate data from around the Internet.
Furdlog's skepticism about the Washington Post article. Apparently I'm not the only one who thought it was wishful thinking.
"The annual list [of the 50 top-earning pop stars], which entails some guesswork, reverses the common perception of pop music. Not only is it not the province of youth; it's also not the province of CD sales, hit songs and smutty videos."
MythTorrent, an RSS feed of everything recently MythTVed.
Fair use can be signed away? Combined with shrinkwrap lincenses, is fair use dead?
Still fighting over contributory infringement to the contributory infringement.
--Ari
Kazaa trial speculation.
AG of Utah weighs in on Grokster. It's fairly significant that he lumps in child pornography, as no one is claiming that the P2P software providers are encouraging the distribution of such materials.
Stallman on Bill Gates' changing view of the facts. Parallels what Hollywood has done to the public domain.
Podcast about IP issues.
Grokster. More.
Some nice data tidbits on the content industries from the IIPA.
I just added a Wiki to accumulate data from around the Internet.
Furdlog's skepticism about the Washington Post article. Apparently I'm not the only one who thought it was wishful thinking.
"The annual list [of the 50 top-earning pop stars], which entails some guesswork, reverses the common perception of pop music. Not only is it not the province of youth; it's also not the province of CD sales, hit songs and smutty videos."
MythTorrent, an RSS feed of everything recently MythTVed.
Fair use can be signed away? Combined with shrinkwrap lincenses, is fair use dead?
Still fighting over contributory infringement to the contributory infringement.
--Ari
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