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  | BSA and MPAA Presidents Call the Digital Millennium Copyright Act A Crucial Step in Bringing Forth the Information ... Found at 11/12/2008 via www.itworld.com
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), enacted ten years ago in October 1998, has been ?a stunning success,? according to the leaders of the global software and motion picture industries. More...
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| Nexicon(TM) Announces Launch of Envoy(TM), a New Solution to Enable ISPs to Automatically Process Electronic DMCA ... Found at 11/10/2008 via biz.yahoo.com
Today, Nexicon , an emerging provider of next generation digital media protection and digital media business intelligence solutions announces the product launch of Envoy. Envoy, a web-based software product integrated with Nexicon's revolutionary MARC technology platform, provides ISPs with a streamlined, automated solution to what has traditionally been a manual process of receiving and ... More...
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| Barack Obama is male, taken, and CC licensed Found at 11/8/2008 via blogs.zdnet.com
While John McCain recently complained about Google's application of the DMCA, Barack Obama has been quietly employing a Creative Commons license for his Flickr photostream. More...
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| Tech-Related Wishes for the Obama Administration Found at 11/6/2008 via www.pcworld.com
Reorganize the FCC, revise the DMCA and other hopes. More...
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| My 10 tech-related wishes for the Obama administration Found at 11/6/2008 via www.networkworld.com
10 technology-related wishes for the Obama administration, including an FCC reorganization and a DMCA revision. More...
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| MySpace, Auditude, And MTV Have Just Figured Out How To Monetize Online Video Found at 11/2/2008 via www.techcrunch.com
Since YouTube heralded the era of user-uploaded videos, media corporations have been fighting a hopeless battle to regain control of their content, sending out endless waves of DMCA notices in a vain attempt to take down countless clips scattered across the web. In the last year sites like Hulu have made progress - it's finally possible to legally embed of a clip of The Office in your blog, ... More...
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| The Two Best Books About the DMCA Found at 10/30/2008 via ipnewsflash.com
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| The Two Best Books About the DMCA Found at 10/29/2008 via 
The blogosphere is doing a great job examining the legacy of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which was enacted into law ten years ago this week . But people frequently ask me where they can turn for a more in-depth analysis of the DMCA, DRM, and their impact on digital culture. More...
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| A decade of the DMCA: keep the Safe Harbor, ditch the rest Found at 10/28/2008 via arstechnica.com
Ten years after the passage of the DMCA, and the consequences of the law have become clear: safe harbor provisions have been good, anticircumvention provisions bad, and all of it leaves companies, consumers, and even presidential candidates victims of spurious abuse. Read More... More...
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| DMCA 10 years old, keeping Internet alive Found at 10/28/2008 via www.tgdaily.com
Today marks the ten year anniversary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, which was passed in 1998 and signed into a law by President Clinton. More...
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| Happy Birthday, Digital Millennium Copyright Act! Found at 10/28/2008 via www.observer.com
Cheers to you! Most people hate ya, but apparently you saved the Internet! That's according to Wired . President Clinton signed the DMCA into law exactly a decade ago today. Under the DMCA, an internet service provider (like YouTube, Digg or WordPress) has limited copyright infringement liability for simply transmitting information over the Internet. But they are only immune from ... More...
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| DMCA Reaches the Decade Mark Found at 10/28/2008 via www.circleid.com
My friend Kevin Thompson over at Cyberlaw Central reminded me this morning in this post that President Clinton signed the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ten years ago today. Tempus fugit. It's interesting to reflect on how this critical piece of legislation has affected (I think fostered) the growth of the online infrastructure with its safe harbor provisions found at 17 U.S.C. 512. More...
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| DMCA: Ten Years of Unintended Consequences Found at 10/28/2008 via
Today is the tenth anniversary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), signed into law by President Bill Clinton on October 28, 1998. EFF is marking the occasion with the release of a 19-page report that focuses on the most notorious part of the law: the ban on "circumventing" digital rights management (DRM) and other "technological protection measures." More...
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| EFF Marks 10th Anniversary of DMCA with Report on Law's Unintended Consequences Found at 10/28/2008 via www.infozine.com
Ten-Year Legacy of Harm to Fair Use, Free Speech More...
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| HBO After "True Blood" Found at 10/27/2008 via 
DMCA Safe Harbor Provisions: HBO After "True Blood";
From: SafeNet DMCA To:
Date: 2008-10-27 More...
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