#sopa #pipa #piracy #law According to Mike Anderson 2011, “You may have heard the term “SOPA” getting thrown around these last few days. But what exactly does it mean? The future of the Internet is at a crossroads because of SOPA and Protect IP, two controversial bills on their way through congress that may affect [...]
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What Is The Stop Online Piracy Act? | NBC Bay Area
December 24th, 2011 
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Posted in Copyright, Hosting, Intellectual Property, Internet, Law, Technological Innovation, Technology 
Tags: Anti-piracy, CNet, Copyright, Declan McCullagh, Internet, Mike Anderson, NBC Bay Area, PIPA, piracy, SOPA 
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Video: Creating Information at Lightspeed: Yuri Milner | Reuters
September 25th, 2011 admin According to Reuters 2011, “Today we create information in two days that’s comparable to all the information created from the dawn of civilization. What will happen in 10 years? One of the biggest investors in the internet sector tells us.” View more > http://www.reuters.com/video/2011/09/23/creating-information-at-lightspeed-yuri?videoId=221869136&videoChannel=6 (This video runs for +14 mins) Share and Enjoy:
AT&T Fights Back At U.S. Challenge of T-Mobile Deal | Reuters
September 11th, 2011 admin #tech #consulting According to Sinead Carew and Diane Bartz 2011, “AT&T Inc and T-Mobile USA fought back against the Justice Department’s challenge to their proposed merger, arguing the deal would “usher in more intense competition.” AT&T and T-Mobile, owned by Deutsche Telekom AG, argued in a federal court filing on Friday that the massive $39 [...]
Posted in Business, Court, Law, North America, Reuters, Telecom Tags: Business, Diane Bartz, Reuters, Sinead Carew, Telecom No Comments »Baidu, China sued in U.S. for Internet censorship | Reuters
May 19th, 2011 admin #china #law #baidu # zhangvsbaidu #business According to Jonathan Stempel 2011, “Eight New York residents sued #Baidu Inc and the People’s Republic of China on Wednesday, accusing #China’s biggest search engine of conspiring with the country’s government to censor pro-democracy speech.” Read more > http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/19/us-baidu-censorship-lawsuit-idUSTRE74H7N120110519 Share and Enjoy:
Posted in China, Court, Human Rights, Internet, Law Tags: China, Inc, Internet, Jonathan Stempel, Law, People's Republic of China, Pro Democracy, Reuters, search engine, Zhang vs Baidu 1 Comment »China tells U.S. to quit as human rights judge | Reuters
April 10th, 2011 admin http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/04/10/us-china-usa-rights-idUSTRE7382EH20110410 #China #humanrights #USA #Reuters #law According to Chris Buckley, “The United States is beset by violence, racism and torture and has no authority to condemn other governments’ human rights problems, China said on Sunday, countering U.S. criticism of Beijing’s crackdown.” Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Asia, China, Human Rights, Law Tags: China, human rights, Law, Legal, Reuters, U.S.A. No Comments »"#Music publisher @BMG buying @Chrysalis in $168 million deal"| @NYTimes
November 29th, 2010 admin According to Ben Sisario 2010, “In a deal between two of the world’s largest independent music publishers, BMG Rights Management has agreed to acquire Chrysalis for £107.4 million ($168.6 million), the companies announced on Friday.” Article Continued > http://nyti.ms/gzNZfu #bensisario #bmg #chrysalis #consulting #musicbiz #musicpublishing @Callistecomm Share and Enjoy:
Posted in Business, Copyright, Music Publishing, Recorded Music Tags: Ben Sisario, BMG, Business, Callistecomm, Chrysalis, Consulting, music business, Music Publishing, Ny Times, Recorded Music No Comments »Check out Facebooks Earliest Rival, Why It Failed
October 13th, 2010 admin According to a guest author on Sociable Blog 2010, “It launched first, it had cooler features. Why did Columbia’s Campus Network lose out to Harvard’s Facebook?” Take a look at: Facebook’s Earliest Rival, Why It Failed #columbianetwork, #consulting, #adamgoldberg, #markzukerberg, #christopherbeam, #socialmedia, #socialnetworking @Facebook, @Callistecomm Share and Enjoy:
BBCNews, "OfCom unveils anti-piracy policy"
June 1st, 2010 admin BBCNews, “OfCom unveils anti-piracy policy” Lists of Britons who infringe copyright are to be drawn up by the UK’s biggest ISPs, under proposals from the regulator OfCom. Click for Article Excerpt: “The plan is contained in a draft code of practice it hopes will curb copyright infringement. Names and the number of times individuals infringe will [...]
Posted in Business, Copyright, Court, EU, Europe, Intellectual Property, Internet, Law, Telecom, Web Security Tags: Anti-piracy, BBC News, BT, Copyright, Internet, O2, OfCom, Orange, piracy, Sky, Talk Talk, Telcom, Virgin Media No Comments »
