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[Blog-A-Rama] This is one most tech folks are watching. Very interesting interview from the head of the MPAA. Much more reasoned than the hysterics always coming...
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[cogito ergo sum] Cuban Comments on P2P - Best Yet: the SupremeCourt case involving MGM and Grokster, where technological innovation is on the line. Q... as they exist now, with Grokster and some of the downloading systems that are out..., there's a possibility, if Grokster loses to MGM, that we won't have that opportunity to innovate technologically. We
[IPcentral Weblog - Intellectual Property and Copyright Commentary] Mark Cuban Interview: Barron’s Online has an interview with Mark Cuban, billionaire telecom and sports entrepreneur and financier of Grokster in the SupremeCourt battle. He talks a bit about P2P, though it is a small part of the interview. Last winter, Solveig Singleton dissected his views on this topic - rather
[eon] Grokster Challenge Part I: , something save us!] In Sony v. Universal (“Sony”), the SupremeCourt first considered... copyrighted films. The SupremeCourt did not hold Sony secondarily liable, analogizing to Congress... monopoly over dual-use goods. The SupremeCourt, similarly, balanced the copyright holder’s need
[AUSTIN TEXAS (dot) NET] Cuban Digging Deep: Cuban Digging Deep Billionaire Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks has announced that he will finance Grokster's defense against MGM's peer-to-peer lawsuit, which is expected to be argued before the U.S. SupremeCourt on Tuesday. The reason this is so great is because someone with more
[NeilChilson.com] Hey you! Help fix the DMCA!: In addition, the bill would codify the Betamax defense, which has been under attack by the entertainment industry through the “Induce Act” last year and the MGM v. Grokster case currently before the Supreme Court. This kind of sanity would be a welcome change to our copyright law.
[PSP Hacker] Support DMCA Reform - Help Pass HR 1201!: year and the MGM v. Grokster case currently before the SupremeCourt. This kind of sanity would
[Cross words] Open-source related articles: to prosper." Read the article here Also, the SupremeCourt has begun hearing arguments in the case MGM v. Grokster. This case constitutes an attempt by the MPAA to shut down some popular file... to be used as a bludgeon to stifle innovation. SupremeCourt Showdown for File Sharing in the New York
[Eric Hamilton's Reality Check] Support DMCA Reform - Help Pass HR 1201!: In addition, the bill would codify the Betamax defense,which has been under attack by the entertainmentindustry through the "Induce Act" last year and theMGM v. Grokster case currently before the SupremeCourt. This kind of sanity would be a welcome changeto our copyright law.
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