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At Without My Consent , the non-profit I co-founded (which is also my fellows project here at CIS), we're coming to the conclusion of our first year of operation. We couldn't be happier about our accomplishments: a newly-launched website , concrete policy agenda, and media coverage that understands what we're doing. You can read more about our 2011 highlights in our year end newsletter . We'd love to stay in touch so please subscribe to our mailing list, follow @WithoutConsent on Twitter, and... Read Full Story
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At Without My Consent , the non-profit I co-founded (which is also my fellows project here at CIS), we're coming to the conclusion of our first year of operation. We couldn't be happier about our accomplishments: a newly-launched website , concrete policy agenda, and media coverage that understands what we're doing. You can read more about our 2011 highlights in our year end newsletter . We'd love to stay in touch so please subscribe to our mailing list, follow @WithoutConsent on Twitter, and... Read Full Story
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ZDNet's Tech Broiler provides an analysis of SB 1411 which goes into effect on Jan. 1. Read more » about CA SB 1411 creates liablity for on-line impersonations Read Full Story
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ZDNet's Tech Broiler provides an analysis of SB 1411 which goes into effect on Jan. 1. The new Bill creates civil and criminal liablity for, as well as attorneys fees against, "any person who knowingly and without consent credibly impersonates another actual person through or on an Internet Web site or by other electronic means for purposes of harming, intimidating, threatening, or defrauding another person". The law is aimed to help victims of on-line harassment -- specifically based on... Read Full Story
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I'm enjoying a few days at SXSW to explore the latest things that are going on in the interactive space. I'm enjoying it and tweeting my impressions/thoughts. Looking forward to connecting with the Stanford Fair Use Project folks and the Berkeley Samuelson Clinic participants on Monday. The issue that most interests me this year is all the location-based technology that is rolling out (literally, everywhere!). Read more » about SXSW: Location Based Technology Hits Prime Time Read Full Story
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I'm enjoying a few days at SXSW to explore the latest things that are going on in the interactive space. I'm enjoying it and tweeting my impressions/thoughts. Looking forward to connecting with the Stanford Fair Use Project folks and the Berkeley Samuelson Clinic participants on Monday. The issue that most interests me this year is all the location-based technology that is rolling out (literally, everywhere!). The privacy implications are important here, and I have to say that I think did a... Read Full Story
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On December 1 and 2, Supernova will be back in San Francisco with a really great assortment of discussions ( agenda ) and an extraordinary group of provacative speakers ( speaker list ). I will be moderating a panel focused on Fair Use issues issues that will include Zahavah Levine, Chief Counsel for YouTube , and Ashlie Beringer , a litigator at the law firm Gibson Dunn and Crutcher.
There are some obvious things about fair use in copyright that are worth discussion – especially with... Read Full Story
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On December 1 and 2, Supernova will be back in San Francisco with a really great assortment of discussions ( agenda ) and an extraordinary group of provacative speakers ( speaker list ). I will be moderating a panel focused on Fair Use issues issues that will include Zahavah Levine, Chief Counsel for YouTube , and Ashlie Beringer , a litigator at the law firm Gibson Dunn and Crutcher.
There are some obvious things about fair use in copyright that are worth discussion - especially with... Read Full Story
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On December 1 and 2, Supernova will be back in San Francisco with a really great assortment of discussions ( agenda ) and an extraordinary group of provacative speakers ( speaker list ). I will be moderating a panel focused on Fair Use issues issues that will include Zahavah Levine, Chief Counsel for YouTube , and Ashlie Beringer , a litigator at the law firm Gibson Dunn and Crutcher.
There are some obvious things about fair use in copyright that are worth discussion - especially with... Read Full Story
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Creative Commons just released Defining Noncommercial: A Study of How the Online Population Understands 'Noncommercial Use' . ( pdf link ). Here's a snip from the beginning of the empirical findings section: Read more » about Creative Commons - Release of NonCommercial Use Study Read Full Story
