A report from Google on its anti-piracy measures leaves some questions unanswered
Last week, Google released a report that appears to have been aimed at pacifying some of its critics who claim that the company doesn’t do enough to combat piracy. The… Read more »
Canadian IP lobby gives SOPA a try
Canada’s leading intellectual property lobby, the Canadian IP Council (CIPC), seems to be eagerly following the US down the SOPA rabbit hole. On his blog, IP law professor at the… Read more »
Facebook supports the new SOPA
A new bill, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011 (CISPA), is re-igniting the fight SOPA started. This time, however, there are new and worrying battlelines. According to Dan… Read more »
Should a bookstore have to sell everything?
Seth Godin’s newest commentary for The Domino Project, “Who Decides What Gets Sold In The Bookstore?”, doesn’t explicitly reference Amazon’s boycott of indie titles from IPG, but it says something… Read more »
THE HOLLYWOOD ECONOMIST: Hollywood, SOPA, and the Pirates of the Internet
A “2.0 edition” of Edward Jay Epstein’s The Hollywood Economist releases on January 24th. Below Epstein discusses why Hollywood is so intent on passing something like SOPA legislation. * * *… 2 / Read more »