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Report: Chinese Companies Copy, Then Undercut Foreign Competitors

The New York Times on Tuesday profiled Spanish wind turbine parts maker Gamesa and its experience as a manufacturer in China. The paper reports that the...

Intellectual Property10 years ago

Google, Microsoft, Obama Admin team Up To Fight Drug Counterfeiters Online

The Obama administration, alongside a group of 11 key technology companies on Tuesday unveiled a new non-profit group aimed at cracking down on online “pharmacies” that...

Copyright10 years ago

Cable From U.S. Embassy In Beijing Reveals U.S. Perspective on Trade Relationship

For all of the tough talk coming out of Congress as the United States and China embark on a high profile trade summit today, a confidential...

Copyright10 years ago

U.S. Senate Finance Committee Keeps Up Pressure on Chinese

As requested by the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, the U.S. International Trade Commission on Monday released the first of two comprehensive reports detailing the impact of...

Copyright10 years ago

Movie and Newspaper Associations, Software Makers Support Viacom’s Appeal of Billion Dollar YouTube Court Decision

A Clinton administration architect of a digital age copyright law, a former solicitor general for the United States, and an army of content industry associations on...

Asia10 years ago

New Date for ‘China & Intellectual Property with the Chinese Embassy IP Attache’

WASHINGTON, December 7, 2010 – The internet and intellectual property policy news and events service BroadbandBreakfast.com is postponing its December breakfast , “China & Intellectual Property...

Intellectual Property10 years ago

Ahead of Visit, U.S. Senators Petition China’s Vice Premier on Intellectual Property, Indigenous Innovation, and Beef

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators on Monday asked China's Vice Premier Wang Qishan to resolve several "longstanding irritants to the U.S.-China economic relationship" ahead of...

Copyright10 years ago

Viacom: YouTube Doesn’t Qualify For the DMCA’s Safe Harbor

Google’s YouTube isn’t eligible for the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s safe harbor provisions because its founders deliberately built the business on pirated content, according to media...

Copyright10 years ago

MPAA Interim Chief “Encouraged” By Google’s Efforts to Curb Online Piracy

The acting chief of the Motion Picture Association of America says that he was "encouraged" by Google's recent announcement about technical changes it is making to...

Copyright10 years ago

Justice Alito Says High Court Should Have Addressed Question of Copyright Notices Online

Justice Samuel Alito told his colleagues last week that they missed a rare opportunity to clarify copyright law in the digital age when they declined to...

Copyright10 years ago

Report: Russian Authorities Drop Piracy Charges Against Environmental Group

Russian authorities have quietly dropped their piracy charges against an environmental group that had been critical of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's environmental record after Microsoft...

Intellectual Property10 years ago

Have Fake iPads Landed in the U.S.?

Several news stories during the year have reported on the inevitable fake iPad flooding the market in China, but it now appears that one version of...

Asia10 years ago

China Launches Sweeping New Intellectual Property Enforcement Campaign

The Chinese government on Tuesday unveiled a sweeping intellectual property enforcement initiative that appears designed to reverse the culture of piracy that has so far been...

Copyright10 years ago

Hollywood Finally Finds A Powerful, Versatile Friend In Silicon Valley

Direct, personal relationships without lawyers as intermediaries appears to be one of the keys to Netflix's runaway success with its online movie streaming service, according to...

Copyright10 years ago

Spotify, Popular European Music Service, Under Pressure To Launch in the U.S.

Swedish online music streaming start-up Spotify is under pressure to launch in the United States, according to the Financial Times.

Copyright10 years ago

Denver Post To The-Audience-Formerly-Known-As-Readers: Don’t Rip Us Off

The Denver Post is apparently trying to prop up its web site traffic by reminding readers of what the legal concept of fair-use really means.

Copyright10 years ago

Report: Oracle Urges Jury To Award $1.7 Billion For Software Theft

Oracle's high-profile white-collar legal counsel David Boies on Monday told a jury in Oakland that it should award the company $1.7 billion in damages because rival...

Copyright10 years ago

U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Domain Name Blocking Bill Aimed At Curbing Online Piracy

WASHINGTON, November 19, 2010 - The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday unanimously approved legislation that would provide the U.S. Justice Department with enhanced powers to...

Copyright10 years ago

Internet’s Founding Architects: Latest U.S. Senate Effort To Block Online Pirates Will Instigate Internet Chaos

SAN FRANCISCO, November 18th, 2010 -- The U.S. Senate's latest battle plan against intellectual property piracy online could gain traction and be approved by the body's...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

More Than 1,300 Firms Urge Lawmakers to Extend R&D Tax Credit

WASHINGTON, November 17, 2010 - Approximately 1,300 organizations sent a letter to lawmakers urging them to enact legislation extending research and development tax provisions which the...

Asia10 years ago

Report: Security Clampdown Could Preclude International Firms From Competing In China

WASHINGTON, November 10, 2010 - Foreign companies could lose the opportunity to bid for government contracts in China due to new Chinese homeland security rules, according...

#broadbandlive10 years ago

France’s HADOPI: A Copyright Model for the United States?

WASHINGTON, November 11, 2010 - The French copyright authority HADOPI -- and what lessons it presented for America's approach to copyright piracy -- was the key...

Copyright10 years ago

Movie and TV Industry Tells U.S. Trade Rep Where Biggest Content Theft Occurs

WASHINGTON, November 9, 2010 – The Motion Picture Association of America has notified the United States Trade Representative as to what it believes are the most...

Broadband Calendar10 years ago

Is ‘Three Strikes’ the Right Tool? Top French, British and Americans Discuss at Nov. 9 Breakfast

WASHINGTON, November 4, 2010 – The internet and intellectual property policy news and events service BroadbandBreakfast.com invites the public to its FREE November event in its...

Asia10 years ago

China to Begin New Crackdown on Digital Piracy and Counterfeit Goods

Mainland Chinese authorities will begin a new round of crackdowns on digital piracy and against the traffickers of counterfeit goods at the end of October, according...

Copyright10 years ago

New Details Emerge About French “Three Strikes” Online Antipiracy Regime

French authorities have started to send out warning letters to individuals suspected of copyright infringement online, and a whole cottage industry of lawyers and technologists has...

Copyright10 years ago

Russian Internet Companies Call for Online Liability Regime Clarity

Five of Russia's largest internet companies have called for an update of its copyright laws, according to the wire news service Agence France Press. "We believe...

Copyright10 years ago

Report: Google Launches Music Service in India to Stave Off Piracy

Google has partnered with three digital music providers to launch a new online music service to increase broadband usage and stave off internet piracy, according to...

Copyright10 years ago

Official Chinese Newspaper Disparages Apple’s iPAD For Lack of Pirated Content

China's official newspaper recently criticized Apple's iPAD because users must pay for music and movies, according to a recent report in The Christian Science Monitor.

Copyright10 years ago

Viacom Hires Theodore Olsen To Appeal YouTube Decision

Viacom has hired former Solicitor General Theodore Olson to appeal an unfavorable outcome in a billion dollar copyright infringement lawsuit that came down this June, according...

Copyright10 years ago

Report: French Music Labels Reporting 25,000 Infringements to Copyright Authority Daily

Copyright holders in the French music industry are reporting a staggering 25,000 "music-related" infringements to the country's top enforcement authority on a daily basis, according to...

Copyright10 years ago

U.S. Film Chief Revives Call for “Three Strikes” Approach to Copyright Scofflaws On the Internet

The interim chief of the Motion Picture Association of America on Thursday urged lawmakers in Japan to enact new legislation that would mandate the disconnection of...

Copyright10 years ago

Las Vegas Copyright Holding Firm Has First Infringement Case Dismissed

A Las Vegas realtor who used an excerpt of a local newspaper's article on his promotional web site was exercising his right of fair-use and a...

Big Tech10 years ago

Will Copyright Law Save New York Area Baseball Fans?

As the landmark dispute over retransmission consent fees between Fox and Cablevision threatens to drag on through Tuesday, New York area baseball fans who are also...

Copyright10 years ago

Digital Rights Group Says Company Going After “Hurt Locker” and Other Movie Downloaders Are Abusing Legal Process

The Electronic Frontier Foundation is continuing to battle an emerging phenomenon known in some legal circles as “copyright trolls,” companies that have been set up to...

Intellectual Property10 years ago

USPTO Approves Apple’s Patent for Cell Phone Parental Controls

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has approved a patent application from Apple that would "prevent users from sending or receiving 'objectionable' content," reports the...

Big Tech10 years ago

Business Dispute Between N.Y. Cable Firm, Broadcaster Threatens To Cut Customers Off — Again

Cablevision customers may be cut off from watching baseball in upcoming days if a business dispute between the cable company and a local broadcaster isn't resolved...

Big Tech10 years ago

After 14 years, FCC Tries Again To Bring Competition to Cable Access

SAN FRANCISCO, October 14, 2010 -- As expected, the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday ordered cable companies to make their programming more accessible to device manufacturers...

#broadbandlive10 years ago

Intellectual Property Breakfast Club Considered Issue of Tackling Intermediaries

WASHINGTON, October 14, 2010 - BroadbandBreakfast.com on Wednesday released the video, for free, of the October Intellectual Property Breakfast Club event on the issue of "Finding...

Broadband Calendar10 years ago

Intellectual Property Breakfast Club Today Likely to Focus on Bill Seizing Infringing Web Domains

WASHINGTON, October 12, 2010 - The Intellectual Property Breakfast Club on Tuesday, focusing on "Finding Solutions to the Problems of Copyright Infringement," may well focus on...

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Report: Chinese Companies Copy, Then Undercut Foreign Competitors

Google, Microsoft, Obama Admin team Up To Fight Drug Counterfeiters Online

Cable From U.S. Embassy In Beijing Reveals U.S. Perspective on Trade Relationship

U.S. Senate Finance Committee Keeps Up Pressure on Chinese

Movie and Newspaper Associations, Software Makers Support Viacom’s Appeal of Billion Dollar YouTube Court Decision

New Date for ‘China & Intellectual Property with the Chinese Embassy IP Attache’

Ahead of Visit, U.S. Senators Petition China’s Vice Premier on Intellectual Property, Indigenous Innovation, and Beef

Viacom: YouTube Doesn’t Qualify For the DMCA’s Safe Harbor

MPAA Interim Chief “Encouraged” By Google’s Efforts to Curb Online Piracy

Justice Alito Says High Court Should Have Addressed Question of Copyright Notices Online

Report: Russian Authorities Drop Piracy Charges Against Environmental Group

Have Fake iPads Landed in the U.S.?

China Launches Sweeping New Intellectual Property Enforcement Campaign

Hollywood Finally Finds A Powerful, Versatile Friend In Silicon Valley

Spotify, Popular European Music Service, Under Pressure To Launch in the U.S.

Denver Post To The-Audience-Formerly-Known-As-Readers: Don’t Rip Us Off

Report: Oracle Urges Jury To Award $1.7 Billion For Software Theft

U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Domain Name Blocking Bill Aimed At Curbing Online Piracy

Internet’s Founding Architects: Latest U.S. Senate Effort To Block Online Pirates Will Instigate Internet Chaos

More Than 1,300 Firms Urge Lawmakers to Extend R&D Tax Credit

Report: Security Clampdown Could Preclude International Firms From Competing In China

France’s HADOPI: A Copyright Model for the United States?

Movie and TV Industry Tells U.S. Trade Rep Where Biggest Content Theft Occurs

Is ‘Three Strikes’ the Right Tool? Top French, British and Americans Discuss at Nov. 9 Breakfast

China to Begin New Crackdown on Digital Piracy and Counterfeit Goods

New Details Emerge About French “Three Strikes” Online Antipiracy Regime

Russian Internet Companies Call for Online Liability Regime Clarity

Report: Google Launches Music Service in India to Stave Off Piracy

Official Chinese Newspaper Disparages Apple’s iPAD For Lack of Pirated Content

Viacom Hires Theodore Olsen To Appeal YouTube Decision

Report: French Music Labels Reporting 25,000 Infringements to Copyright Authority Daily

U.S. Film Chief Revives Call for “Three Strikes” Approach to Copyright Scofflaws On the Internet

Las Vegas Copyright Holding Firm Has First Infringement Case Dismissed

Will Copyright Law Save New York Area Baseball Fans?

Digital Rights Group Says Company Going After “Hurt Locker” and Other Movie Downloaders Are Abusing Legal Process

USPTO Approves Apple’s Patent for Cell Phone Parental Controls

Business Dispute Between N.Y. Cable Firm, Broadcaster Threatens To Cut Customers Off — Again

After 14 years, FCC Tries Again To Bring Competition to Cable Access

Intellectual Property Breakfast Club Considered Issue of Tackling Intermediaries

Intellectual Property Breakfast Club Today Likely to Focus on Bill Seizing Infringing Web Domains

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