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dmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge - Oct 14, 2008
Washington - President Bush on Monday signed into law the PRO-IP Act, which will increase penalties and law enforcement resources for copyright crimes, and also create a Cabinet-level "piracy czar" to coordinate …
Also tagged: law, policy, piracy, copyright, riaa, top stories, president bush, mark hefflinger
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Bush signs PRO-IP Act into lawjoystiq.com » Joystiq - Oct 14, 2008 Filed under: Culture, Business, Politics In a bid to avoid the lowest presidential approval rating in 70 years*, President Bush signed the PRO-IP Act into law today. While not quite on par with, say, an ultimate … Also tagged: piracy, approval rating |
torrentfreak.com » TorrentFreak - Oct 14, 2008
Over in California, champagne corks are popping. In the offices of the MPAA and RIAA, lawyers turned lobbyists are dancing jigs. In houses all around the US however, people are left dumbfounded by the passage of a bill …
Also tagged: legal issues, copyright issues, hot off the press, the prioritizing resources and organization for intellectual property act of 2008
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Bush signs PRO-IP Act into lawjoystiq.com » Joystiq - Oct 13, 2008 Filed under: Culture, Business, Politics In a bid to avoid the lowest presidential approval rating in 70 years*, President Bush signed the PRO-IP Act into law today. While not quite on par with, say, an ultimate … Also tagged: piracy, approval rating |
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LGJ: The PRO-IP Act and Gamingjoystiq.com » Joystiq - Oct 10, 2008 Filed under: Features Each week Mark Methenitis contributes Law of the Game on Joystiq ("LGJ"), a column on legal issues as they relate to video games: Congress has recently passed the Prioritizing Resources and … Also tagged: law, copyright, intellectual property, copyright infringement, columns, law of the game |
technosailor.com » Technosailor.com - Oct 1, 2008
I thought yesterday would be a great opportunity to ask one of the pioneers of the information age what he thought would be sound technology policies for the next administration to pursue. Instead, I got a generic …
Also tagged: copyright, ted leonsis, aaron brazell, deregulation, tech policy, interact2008, evading questions
dmwmedia.com » Digital Media Wire - Law - Sep 26, 2008
Washington - The U.S. Senate on Friday approved the PRO-IP Act, which will beef up penalties and enforcement of intellectual property laws -- but the bill as passed did not include a controversial provision that would …
Also tagged: music, law, policy, tv, movies, copyright, senate, top stories, mark hefflinger