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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “copyrights”

• MPAA: Copyright Treaty Critics Hate Hollywood

  
  Threat Level — Authority: 775
  If you don’t back a copyright treaty being negotiated in secret, you must want to destroy Hollywood, its blockbuster movies and all the jobs they create. At least that’s the message from the Motion Picture Association of America. It’s spelled out in a Thursday memo to the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging ...
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• Judge Calls Bull on ‘Psycho-Acoustic’ Beatles Covers

  
  Threat Level — Authority: 775
  A federal judge dealt what may be a death blow to a Santa Cruz, California, company marketing Beatles music and other tunes as 25-cent downloads, despite the company’s claim that the tracks were computer-generated cover versions produced by a process called “psycho-acoustic simulation.” EMI and other labels ...
  2 days ago

• BlueBeat Beatles tracks gone for good after judge’s beatdown

  
  ShareConnector — Authority: 457
  We now have the full legal theory behind BlueBeat.com’s attempt to sell remastered Beatles tracks online for a quarter each. It’s so odd that the federal judge overseeing a music industry lawsuit against the site decided he didn’t even need to hold the hearing scheduled for tomorrow. Instead, he blasted ...
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• Copyright Czar Vote Heads to Full Senate

  
  ShareConnector — Authority: 457
  The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Victoria Espinel’s nomination Thursday, paving the way for a full Senate vote to confirm the nation’s first copyright czar. No Senate vote date was set immediately for a nominee who was applauded by both the “copyleft” and the “copyright.” Espinel is ...
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• Copyright Czar Vote Heads to Full Senate

  
  Threat Level — Authority: 775
  The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Victoria Espinel’s nomination Thursday, paving the way for a full Senate vote to confirm the nation’s first copyright czar. No Senate vote date was set immediately for a nominee who was applauded by both the “copyleft” and the “copyright.” Espinel is ...
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• Introducing the Open Web Foundation Agreement

  
  Stephen's Web ~ OLDaily — Authority: 571
  The Open Web Foundation has announced the launch of an Open Web Foundation Agreement , which is a charter that can be signed by agencies contributing specifications to the open web. "Specifications made available under the Open Web Foundation Agreement may include everything from small ad-hoc formats sketched out ...
  4 days ago

• Simple Data Entry

  
  Pro Freelance Projects — Authority: 181
  Categories: Web,Flash,Page / Site Design,Writing,Web Services,Other (Web),Marketing,Search Engine Optimization,Other (Marketing),Content Writing,Cascading Style Sheets (CSS),XML / XHTML,Prototype / Model,Virtual Assistant,Other,Travel Plans,Bill Organization / Payment,Phone calls / messages,Writing thank you ...
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• Project Runway Copyright

  
  GYST-ink Blog — Authority: 113
  Did you see Project Runway last night? Aside from the drama about Carol Hannah getting real sick, there was a little tidbit that caught our attention, and maybe it caught yours. Irina, from NYC, was planning on showing a line of clothes incorporating old t-shirts from Coney Island. This link might die one day, but ...
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• Ed Hardy’s Tattoo Art Is Booty for Digital Pirates

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 916
  Don Ed Hardy, the famed tattoo artist, and his backers battle constantly with counterfeiters who create fake Web sites to peddle knock-offs of his gear.
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• Another argument defeated for state interference in the economy

  
  No Apologies — Authority: 148
  William Watson writes for the Fraser Institute’s Fraser Forum about what constitutes a “Public Good” vs. a Private Good. He draws on research which challenges the conventional notion that public goods should and must be funded by governments (with taxpayer dollars) because private entities don’t have any ...
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• Lawrence Lessigs EDUCAUSE Keynote

  
  Stephen's Web ~ OLDaily — Authority: 571
  Lawrence Lessig spoke at EDUCAUSE and impressed with his message on copyright. Here is the video. DArcy Norman, Weblog, November 12, 2009 [Tags: Video , Lawrence Lessig , Copyrights , EDUCAUSE , Patents ] [ Link ] [ Comment ]
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• Book Review Monday: Moral Panics and Copyright Wars

  
  Patent Baristas — Authority: 489
  It is good that authors should be remunerated; and the least exceptionable way of remunerating them is by a monopoly. Yet monopoly is an evil. For the sake of the good we must submit to the evil; but the evil ought not to last a day longer than is necessary for the purpose of securing the good. ~ Thomas Babington ...
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• Icons Needed

  
  Pro Freelance Projects — Authority: 181
  I need 2 different icon sets designed in 2 different styles as per examples attached.Each set will consist of 15 icons (30 icons total).You can either design in Photoshop or Illustrator (but I prefer Photoshop). Source files and transparent background png files to be delivered upon completion.Please note: I’m asking ...
  2 weeks ago

• Can Modern Dance Be Preserved?

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 916
  Cunningham working on the dance “Canfield,” summer 1970.
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• Here’s That Leaked Copyright Treaty Document

  
  Threat Level — Authority: 775
  The secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement document we wrote about on Wednesday appeared on Wikileaks today, and our source has cleared us to publish it here as well. We wrote that the document , (.pdf) if true, amounted to policy laundering at its finest -– that the United States was pushing the world to ...
  2 weeks ago

• EMI boots Bluebeat off the net

  
  Ares Vista 2009 — Authority: 135
  p2pnet news view | P2P | Music:- EMI Music has blocked Bluebeat.com from selling Beatles tunes online — for the moment, anyway. As a p2pnet reader kindly pointed out yesterday, “The songs are 25c a piece, 30c processing charge PER ORDER. “So if you only buy one mp3 its 55c, but if you buy 100 songs its ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Copyrights w/ What Happened (Live In Philly 11/5/09)

  
  Battle of the Midwestern Housewives — Authority: 121
  Last night, I completely forgot that I planned on going to a show, until I saw an email reminder (thank you Google Calendar!) for The Copyrights show that was happening over at South Phillys Ava House... and I wasnt about to miss The Copyrights playing a house show.When I got there, the first thing I noticed was how ...
  2 weeks ago

• A Call for Copyright Rebellion

  
  Stephen's Web ~ OLDaily — Authority: 571
  Lawrence Lessig argues (reasonably) that academics should take a stand against proposed copyright laws. "Scholars, he said, have allowed the copyright conversation to be steered by lawyers and businesses who are not first and foremost to intellectual discovery. To them, Lessig delivered a simple message: Stop it." ...
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• What Really Happened Yesterday

  
  The Fashion Guru Blog — Authority: 131
  In case you’re wondering what happened to my “Top 10” list yesterday, I’ll give you the scoop. I published an article I found on the web that I thought would be a great topic, which was “The Top 10 Fall Jeans of 2009”. Now, it says on my blog that I would never claim anything as my own. I’m a freelance ...
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• Company Sued For Selling Beatles MP3s Says Theyre Original Works, So Its Okay [We All Live In A Saffron Submarine]

  
  Consumerist — Authority: 782
  Since the Beatles are notorious for refusing to release their music online, the mere fact that BlueBeat.com was selling them was kind of strange, which probably explains why EMI just sued them for copyright infringement. But BlueBeat has come up with a perfectly reasonable explanation. The songs arent really Beatles ...
  2 weeks ago

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