Derek Slater's weblog. This blog is primarily a place to discuss current copyright/internet law issues. This blog will mostly focus on questions I have about the future of copyright with respect to the Internet and digital media. My posts will generally point towards one question: "what is the best possible policy for copyright in the digital age?"
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Why can’t we just admit it?” And yet for so long it seemed like this win-win solution would never truly break into the mainstream, including the major record labels. For awhile, many recoiled at the mere mention of collective licensing.
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Read Warner Music Hires Jim Griffin (Links)
Read The Copyfight.ca (Links)
Today, Rep. Ed Markey and Chip Pickering introduced bipartisan legislation to help preserve Internet freedom and explicitly make “net neutrality” a guiding principle of U.S. broadband policy.
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Read Rep. Markey?s new net neutrality legislation (Links)
Whether or not one agrees with EDUCAUSE?s particular strategy, the paper demonstrates that a clear, concerted national broadband strategy of some kind is required to reach that bigger, better broadband future. You can read the whole paper here.
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Read Towards a bigger, better broadband future (Links)
Read Google Policy Fellowships: A Dream Come True For Aspiring Tech Policy Wonks (Links)
Piracy” and “The New Surveillance,” you should. As public spaces have become converted into vehicles for corporate advertising - ads painted onto sidewalks and into buildings, schools, and other public spaces - product placement has soared to new heights of power and subtlety.
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Read Katyal?s ?Semiotic Disobedience? (Links)
Read A Programming Note (Links)
DRM allows media vendors to restrict your fair use rights so that they can be sold back to you piecemeal as “features.” The latest example: Apple’s announcement that you can now create ringtones of DRM-locked iTunes-purchased music.
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Read iTunes Ringtones: Making You Pay Again For Music You Already Own (Links)
Prof. Lemley works through how we might standardize and unify Internet intermediary safe harbors across the board, from defamation to copyright and beyond. Read his paper here. (Via Eric Goldman)
Read Mark Lemley?s One Safe Harbor to Rule Them All (Links)
Read about her ambitious plan for a model copyright law here. (via Patry)
Read Pam Samuelson?s Copyright Reform Project (Links)
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