IP Strategies
Here are a few links to articles about managing intellectual property.
David Byrne writes about the options that musicians have for Wired Magazine.
Outside the Beltway discussed the impact of the “first use” doctrine on Netflix’s business plan
Some downsides to sending cease and desist letters.
US and .com based jurisdiction
Copyright and Technology on the upholding of the British Digital Economy Act
three strikes rule in France works — but does it?
theft and piracy - ingram
Pintrest a primer on their copyright issues
Pinterest . a lawyer’s take on this
Pinterest - giving credit
Pinterest – as traffic driver
pinterest - law has not caught up to the reality
a contrary view about representation
important German court decision about Youtube
viacom’s second suit against Youtube
Megaupload criminal service booboo
ECJ judgment in SAS from groklaw
wired report on US domain seizures - and follow the link to the longer term strategy
some general advice - and criminal law standard
why megaupload was a criminal case
willfullness - acting to intend to violate the law. the split in interpretation
legal thinking about domain seizures
legal analysis of protect Ip act
larry downes on civil forfeiture
a paper on the legal and policy framework for domain seizure
thinking about ISOC and Paul Brigner
RIAA’s making available theory
Tunecore blog post on Grooveshark
bit torrent usage patterns linked to legal availability
hollywood’s strategy to pursue voluntary agreements
amazon licenses its cloud matching service
albert wenger’s talk on web threats and opportunities
youtube’s Content ID antipiracy system
parloff on megaupload and dmca
dan mitchell tells the same story as parloff with a different slant
NY cablevision case leads to aero
tech dirt - background on ACTA and info on inducement - grokster
ars technica on the civil/criminal thing in mega