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  joly 5:22 am on 02/26/2018 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: GJIC, IJurisdiction, internet governance ( 10 ), jurisdiction ( 3 ), kathy brown ( 16 ), law, policy ( 40 ), Vint Cerf ( 56 )   

  WEBCAST MON pm + WED am: Global Internet and Jurisdiction Conference in Ottawa, Canada #OttawaGIJC @IJurisdiction w/@KathrynCBrown @VGCerf @RMack @anriette #shapetomorrow 

  This week, Monday-Wednesday February 26-28 2018, the Internet & Jurisdiction Policy Network and the Government of Canada host the 2nd Global Internet and Jurisdiction Conference in Ottawa, Canada. Representatives from a wide range of stakeholder groups will address one of the great global governance challenges of today: how to manage the coexistence of national laws on the internet and, at the same time, work toward the development of policy standards and operational solutions to fight abuses, protect human rights, and enable the global digital economy. Speakers: Kathy Brown, President & CEO, Internet Society, Vint Cerf, Co-Founder, Internet Society, Nii Quaynor, Internet Hall of Fame, Rebecca MacKinnon, Director of Ranking Digital Rights, New America Foundation, Anriette Esterhuysen, Director of Policy and Strategy, Association for Progressive Communications; Joseph Cannataci, UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy, plus senior representatives of many countries and corporations. Plenary sessions will be webcast live via YouTube. Ottawa is on EST, same as NYC (UTC-5).

  What: Global Internet and Jurisdiction Conference
  Where: Ottawa, Canada
  When: Monday-Wednesday February 26-28 2018
  Program: https://conference.internetjurisdiction.net/program/
  Webcast: https://www.youtube.com/user/InternetJurisdiction/live (Mon pm + Wed am) (No captions)
  Twitter: #OttawaGIJC http://bit.ly/ottawaGIJC

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    Vrikson Ivan Acosta Velasquez 6:26 am on 02/26/2018 Permalink | Reply

    What are the time frames that the event will be broadcasted on monday afternoon and on wednesday morning?

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      joly 6:58 am on 02/26/2018 Permalink | Reply

      See the program https://conference.internetjurisdiction.net/program/
      Mon 19:00 – 23:30 UTC
      Wed 14:00 -18:00 UTC

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  joly 9:26 am on 11/21/2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: intermediary liability ( 2 ), internet freedom ( 69 ), james grimmelmann ( 5 ), law, olivier sylvain, section 230, zittrain ( 8 )   

  .@lawdotcom celebrates 20th anniversary of Zeran v. AOL #netfreedom 

  On November 10 2017 Eric Goldman and Jeff Kossoff published Commemorating the 20th Anniversary of Internet Law’s Most Important Judicial Decision to mark the 20th anniversary of Zeran v. AOL, a landmark decision by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals that clarified and defined 47 U.S.C. §230 aka Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act which established the principle of immunity from liability for ‘intermediary’ providers e.g. ISPs. The article notes

  Together, §230 and the Zeran ruling helped create a trillion-dollar industry centered around user-generated content. Because of its influence on such a key issue, the Zeran ruling is widely considered the most important Internet Law ruling ever.

  The article introduces a series of essays by Internet law experts, including Jonathan Zittrain, James Grimmelmann, and Olivier Sylvain,on the history, merits and impact of the ruling.

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  joly 12:18 pm on 05/12/2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: CLIP ( 4 ), Fordham Law ( 2 ), law   

  WEBCAST FRIDAY: @FordhamCLIP Tenth Law & Information Society Symposium #clipatten 

  On Friday 13 May 2016 the Center on Law and Information Policy at Fordham Law School (Fordham CLIP) will host the Tenth Law & Information Society Symposium at Fordham University in NYC. It was the first of these symposiums in 2005 that originally launched Fordham CLIP. This conference will revisit the themes from 2005 to see how far we’ve come and where we might be going in the next 10 years. Speakers include: Daniel J. Weitzner (MIT), Kevin Werbach (Wharton), Felix Wu (Cardozo), Jennifer L. Pariser (MPAA), Catherine Crump (Berkeley), Judge Jeremy Fogel, Julie Samuels (Tech:NYC), and Andrea Glorioso (EU). The event will be webcast live by Fordham’s AV Team.

  What: Tenth Law & Information Society Symposium
  Where: Skadden Conference Center, Fordham University School of Law, NYC
  When: May 13 2016 9:00am-6:00pm EDT | 13:00-22:00 UTC
  Agenda: http://law.fordham.edu/clipatten
  Webcast: http://livestream.com/accounts/14230140/events/5322356
  Twitter: https://twitter.com/hashtag/clipatten
  Facebook: https://facebook.com/hashtag/clipatten

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  joly 8:35 am on 02/13/2015 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 3d printing ( 4 ), law, legal hackers ( 11 )   

  VIDEO: #3DPrinting in a 2D Legal Landscape @LegalHackNYC #legalhack 

  On February 9 2015 the NY Legal Hackers Meetup presented 3D Printing in a 2D Legal Landscape at The Yard in NYC. A panel examined the issues from three perspectives: 1) the current legal landscape and how it may impact consumer 3D printing, such as IP, product liability, food and drug, and controlled substance/items laws; 2) current efforts at making 3D printing a legitimate fixture in the consumer realm; and 3) minor and bold solutions to avoid a fractured legal framework for consumer 3D printing, ranging from IP and tort overhaul to mandatory licensing schemes. SPEAKERS: Kaiser Wahab, Attorney and Partner, Riveles Wahab LLP; Zachary Lichaa, Public Policy at 3D Hubs; Jeff Trexler, Attorney, Writer, and Professor. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/V03qZ8Aux3w
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/yzOVw3t0yaMq/
  Twitter: #legalhack + #3dprinting

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  joly 9:02 pm on 11/30/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: jonathan askin ( 4 ), law, legal hackers ( 11 ), sharing ( 4 )   

  VIDEO: @legalhackNYC – Legal Issues in the #SharingEconomy #legalhack 

  On November 19 2014 Legal Hackers NYC and Launch LM presented ‘Legal Issues in the Sharing Economy‘ at Joynture NYC. The proliferation of companies rooted in the sharing economy — a socio-economic system built around the sharing of human and physical resources — has been making headlines as Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, and other startups quickly amass users while grappling with laws hostile to their missions. While there is no doubt that sharing economy principles often challenge local regulatory schemes related to health, safety, labor, and taxes, they can also create entrepreneurial opportunities while promoting social good. This panel explores the pros and cons of the sharing economy and the reactions of local governments to these companies’ attempts to either flout, circumvent, or challenge local laws. PANEL: Diana Dellamere, Public Policy Manager, Lyft; Henry Imber, General Manager, onefinestay; Amyt Eckstein, Counsel, Moses & Singer. MODERATOR: Jonathan Askin, Professor, Brooklyn Law School. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/lNtF-8jXEKc
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/yKBq8qGKAHbJ/
  Twitter: #legalhack + #sharingeconomy

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  joly 9:29 am on 04/02/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: brooklyn ( 13 ), brooklyn law school ( 6 ), jonathan askin ( 4 ), law, legal hackers ( 11 )   

  WEBCAST FRI: From Bleak House to Geek House: Evolving Law for Entrepreneurial Lawyers – Brooklyn Law School #brooklawgeek 

  On Friday April 4 2014 will present a symposium From Bleak House to Geek House: Evolving Law for Entrepreneurial Lawyers at Brooklyn Law School. Participants will focus on challenges and opportunities that are changing legal education and the practice of law. This program will feature lightning talks and expert panels on new issues facing the legal system, changes in law and legal practice that are needed and are underway, and how the future of law and legal practice might look. In addition to the presentations and talks, this program will also include demonstrations of forward-looking legal products and services exemplifying the new face of law practice. The entire event will be webcast live via YouTube, see below.

  What: From Bleak House to Geek House: Evolving Law for Entrepreneurial Lawyers
  Where: Brooklyn Law School NYC
  When: Friday April 4 2014 9:00am – 5:30pm EDT | 1400-22.30 UTC
  Agenda: http://www.brooklaw.edu/en/newsandevents/events/2014/~/media/88DD1F044EB043C3BDFC29D4302E6152.ashx
  Webcast: http://bit.ly/brooklawgeeklive
  Twitter: #brooklawgeek

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  joly 1:35 pm on 02/26/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: big data ( 8 ), broadband ( 113 ), conference ( 8 ), Fordham ( 6 ), law, open plans ( 2 )   

  WEBCAST: Smart Law for Smart Cities conference, Feb 27-28 #smartcitieslaw @FordhamLawNYC 

  On February 27–28, 2014 Fordham University’s Urban Law Center will hold a 2-day symposium – Smart Law for Smart Cities: Regulation, Technology, and the Future of Cities. This symposium will explore the regulatory landscape for potentially disruptive advances in urban governance arising from innovative technology, sustainability, and “big data.” It will focus on how contemporary urban life is marked and shaped by technology, as well as the law and regulatory complexities that are arising from this technological transformation. The symposium will include panels examining changes to both the physical and non-physical landscape in urban life resulting from such changes. Speakers include Bruce Lincoln of Silicon Harlem, Dana Spiegel of NYC Wireless, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, and Chris Levendos of Verizon. Non-lawyer registration is $75 for the two days. The entire conference will be webcast live via the Internet Society Chapters livestream channel.

  What: Smart Law for Smart Cities: Regulation, Technology, and the Future of Cities
  Where: Fordham Law School, McNally Amphitheatre, 140 West 62nd Street, NYC
  When: Thursday February 27 – Friday February 28, 2014
  Agenda: http://law.fordham.edu/assets/UrbanLawCenter/Smart_Cities_Agenda.pdf
  Register: http://law.fordham.edu/urban-law-center/32023.htm
  Webcast: http://bit.ly/isoctv
  Twitter: https://twitter.com/search?q=smartcitieslaw

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  joly 8:13 am on 01/16/2014 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: #commactupdate, fcc ( 86 ), law, policy ( 40 )   

  VIDEO: #CommActUpdate: Perspectives from Former #FCC Chairmen @HouseCommerce 

  On Wednesday January 15 2014 the U.S. House of Representatives Energy & Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing – #CommActUpdate: Perspectives from Former FCC Chairmen – the first in its Communications Act Update process. Witnesses were Richard Wiley, Reed Hundt, Michael Powell, and Michael Copps. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/Rzmm5U4-StQ
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/DkWhiXz5BdFG/
  Background memo: http://docs.house.gov/meetings/IF/IF16/20140115/101648/HHRG-113-IF16-20140115-SD002-U1.pdf
  Twitter: #CommActUpdate

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  joly 4:15 am on 11/14/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: cooper union ( 2 ), law, legal hackers ( 11 ), reinvent law   

  ReInvent Law NYC 2014 – free all day conference Feb 7 2014 – registration info #reinventlaw 

  On Friday February 7 2014 The ReInvent Law Laboratory at Michigan State University College of Law will host a full day conference ReInvent Law NYC 2014 at Cooper Union. ReInvent Law NYC 2014 is a free and open public conference devoted to law, technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship in the legal services industry, and is sponsored by the Kaufmann Foundation. It is a follow up to earlier events in London (twice), Dubai, and Silicon Valley. Attend to hear about new innovations in the legal services industry (and beyond) and network with thought leaders and others interested in the next generation of law practice. Space is, obviously, limited so it’s worth reserving a seat sooner rather than later!

  What: ReInvent Law NYC 2014
  Where: Cooper Union, NYC
  When: Friday February 7 2014 9am-5pm EST
  Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reinvent-law-nyc-2014-tickets-8997518821
  Twitter: #reinventlaw

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  joly 6:00 am on 11/12/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: law, patent ( 11 ), patent trolls, patents ( 4 ), policy ( 40 )   

  POSTPONED: @Dickstein_LLP @InsideCounsel #PatentTrolls roundtable in NYC 

  THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL EARLY 2014

  On Tuesday November 19 2013 InsideCounsel and Dickstein Shapiro are hosting an afternoon roundtable that will focus on the issue of patent trolls. The panel will feature the Attorneys General of Missouri, Nebraska, and Vermont speaking about their recent efforts to combat harmful business practices involving patent trolls in their states. The panel also will feature the General Counsels of DuPont, Rackspace, and Walmart US who will speak about the effect patent trolls have had on their businesses. The panel will be moderated by Bernie Nash of Dickstein Shapiro’s State Attorney General Practice. The event includes a budget lunch and a cocktail reception. Admission is free. We have enquired about recording.

  What: Patent Troll Roundtable
  Where: Intercontinental New York Barclay. 111 East 48th Street. New York, NY 10017
  When: POSTPONED UNTIL 2014
  Register: http://img.sbmedia.com/perm/strat/sc/psg/ic/dicksteinshapiro/registration.html
  Twitter: #patenttrolls

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  joly 2:37 pm on 11/05/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), csusa ( 20 ), law   

  VIDEO: Content Aggregation: Fair Use or a Use Too Far? @theCSUSA #copyright 

  On October 24 2013 the Copyright Society of the USA NY Chapter presented: Content Aggregation: Fair Use or a Use Too Far? at the Princeton Club in NYC. Some of the most popular websites are based upon the aggregation of other parties’ published news, photos, television clips and other content. Aggregators who collect and post third-party content tout the utility of their “one-stop viewing” sites and argue that theirs is a fair use of the content. Content owners, however, complain that aggregators profit from their content without providing fair compensation, and that they are not benefiting from the recent surge in digital advertising revenues received by big technology companies such as Google and Facebook. Two recent decisions in the Southern District of New York have re-focused attention on this increasingly important topic: The Associated Press v. Meltwater, in which the court ruled that a media monitoring service’s aggregation of news story excerpts provided to paying subscribers was not fair use, and Authors Guild v. HathiTrust (now on appeal to the Second Circuit), in which the court upheld the creation of an index based on Google’s scanning of millions of books in its library project as fair use. Further, in September Judge Chin heard oral argument in Authors Guild v. Google on whether the posting of book excerpts on Google Books qualifies as fair use, and Fox News recently sued TVEYES, an aggregator of clips from television broadcasts. The panel discussed the evolving law and public policy issues related to these cases and the broader topic of aggregation. Panelists: Bill Herman, Hunter College CUNY; Andy Sellars, Digital Media Law Project and Berkman Center for Internet & Society; and Linda Steinman, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP. Moderator was Elizabeth McNamara, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP. Video/audio is below.

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  joly 6:21 am on 10/08/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ACTA ( 10 ), copyright ( 86 ), csusa ( 20 ), law, policy ( 40 ), SOPA ( 11 )   

  WEBCAST TODAY: @RepHowardBerman on the Past and Future of #Copyright Legislation @thecsusa #sopa #acta 

  Today Tuesday 8 October 2013 the Copyright Society of the USA’s DC Chapter will present A Conversation with Rep. Howard Berman on the Past and Future of Copyright Legislation at George Washington University Law School in Washington DC. In 2012 Rep. Berman concluded a 30 year stint in the US Congress as a Democrat representing North Hollywood, California. Known as a firm supporter of the film industry, amongst his final acts were the authoring and promotion of both SOPA and ACTA. The event will be webcast by GWU’s in-house a/v team.

  What: A Conversation with Rep. Howard Berman on the Past and Future of Copyright Legislation
  Where: George Washington University Law School, Washington DC
  When: Tuesday 8 October 2013 6pm EDT | 1400 UTC
  Webcast: http://video.law.gwu.edu:8080/ess/portal/section/e1876066-66d4-4510-bf8c-bc17a02f1c00
  Twitter @thecsusa | @rephowardberman

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    The Copyright Society of the USA 4:36 pm on 10/08/2013 Permalink | Reply

    There is a NEW URL for the webcast: http://video.law.gwu.edu:8080/ess/echo/presentation/459e6646-65df-47e6-bc7d-a6b7c9c27ba4. Please disseminate. Thanks for publicizing this!

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  joly 1:33 pm on 08/19/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: CLIP ( 4 ), Fordham ( 6 ), germany ( 2 ), jurisdiction ( 3 ), law   

  @FordhamCLIP releases #Internet #jurisdiction study 

  The Fordham Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP) has issued a report “Internet Jurisdiction: A Survey of Legal Scholarship Published in English and United States Case Law” examining the case law and legal literature analyzing jurisdiction for claims arising out of Internet activity in the United States. The report finds that despite definitive case law, the practice of U.S. courts “lacks uniformity”.

  The report concludes:

  With respect to U.S. case law,the research indicates that issues surrounding Internet jurisdiction gravitate toward the Ninth Circuit and the Second Circuit more so than other federal circuits. Further, the research demonstrates that, contrary to the body of academic literature, U.S. courts predominantly adjudicate matters of personal jurisdiction in Internet cases rather than other subsets of jurisdiction, and that Internet jurisdiction issues trend toward intellectual property and defamation cases. With regard to how Internet jurisdictional matters are settled within U.S. jurisprudence, the research results indicate that the Zippo and Calder tests remain the dominant ones applied, but that these tests are not mutually-exclusive. Although Zippo is most often applied in matters of specific jurisdiction, there exists a varied and, at times, blurred framework which incorporates the Zippo sliding scale and Calder’s effects test, as well as traditional standards for personal jurisdiction. Therefore, although the landscape for Internet jurisdiction matters has clear, predominant legal standards and tests, on the whole, when and how these are applied by U.S. courts lacks uniformity.

  A companion study, “Internet Jurisdiction: A Survey of German Scholarship and Cases” was issued simultaneously. It reports that, although various trends can be identified within German and EU case law, no consensus on the treatment of international jurisdiction can be ascertained.

  From its conclusion:

  Within the discussion of the courts’ power over litigants, three trends can be identified in the opinions. First, this report shows that one view regards the mere accessibility of a website as a determinative factor that establishes jurisdiction everywhere in the world. This concept is often called “flying jurisdiction.” A second view adds the element of “intention” and would require intentional accessibility. Finally, the report shows that the third view treats the German Federal Supreme Court’s New York Times decision as introducing a new test wherein the website needs to have an objective domestic connection. Articles discussing this case focus on three main issues. First, articles describe the test as too vague and too imprecise to achieve legal certainty, however they note that the court at least made clear that mere accessibility is insufficient. Second, some articles raise the question of whether that test can and should have a broader application beyond the scope of personality rights cases, e.g. in intellectual property rights infringement cases. Lastly, a few articles find it unfortunate that the eDate decision of the European Court of Justice failed to establish equal treatment of § 32 ZPO and Article 5(3) of the European Regulation 44/2001, and missed the chance to create uniformity in Europe and Germany.

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  joly 5:08 am on 06/05/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), law, legal hackers ( 11 ), ugc, webcast ( 114 ), youtube ( 3 )   

  VIDEO: The Business and Law of Emerging Revenue Streams in UGC #LegalHackers #ugc 

  On May 30 2013 the NYC Legal Hackers presented The Business and Law of Emerging Revenue Streams in UGC at Projective Space NYC. The event looked at the law and business of monetizing user generated content (UGC). With huge amounts of content uploaded daily, both companies and users are looking for innovative revenue streams that capitalize on the massive audience and frictionless distribution of UGC. A panel of lawyers, content managers, and an author talked about the unique opportunities and unexpected legal hurdles associated with this new and growing marketplace. The event concluded with a presentation from Legal Hackers founder Phil Weiss of an idea for an interactive terms of service (ToS) framework that might benefit hosts and users alike. Video is below.

  View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/kzz0RvLjdaM
  Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/MxwyNfnUsFB7/
  Twitter: #legalhack

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  joly 6:59 am on 05/07/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), csusa ( 20 ), first sale, kirtsaeng, law   

  VIDEO: Supreme Court Kirtsaeng Decision on First Sale Rights and Geographic Limitations on Exhaustion @theCSUSA #copyright 

  On April 30 2013 the Copyright Society of the USA NY Chapter presented: A Matter of Import: Supreme Court’s Kirtsaeng Decision Revisits First Sale Doctrine and Tackles Geographic Limitations on Exhaustion at The Princeton Club in NYC. A panel of experts discussed the U.S. Supreme Court March 19, 2013 decision in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., ruling that the first sale doctrine trumped Wiley’s right to control importation of copyrighted works into the U.S. The decision allowed an enterprising college student, Kirtsaeng, to import Wiley textbooks lawfully made in Thailand into the U.S., where he sold them online for a healthy profit. The holding has potentially far reaching implications both for U.S. copyright owners who wish to price their offerings differently in different jurisdictions, and for consumers of copyrighted works seeking the lowest prices. Panelists: Allan Adler, General Counsel and Vice President for Government Affairs for the Association of American Publishers (AAP); Lisa T. Simpson of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, who served as Kirtsaeng’s counsel in the case; and Jennifer Pariser, Senior Vice President of Litigation & Anti-Piracy for RIAA. Moderator was Professor Dan Hunter of New York Law School. Video is below. No transcript.

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  joly 2:01 am on 04/17/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: EC ( 6 ), house ( 24 ), internet freedom ( 69 ), law, policy ( 40 ), USG ( 42 )   

  VIDEO: House hearing on Internet Governance legislation #netfreedom #house #wcit 

  On April 10 and 11 2013 the US House of Representives Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing Markup of H.R. __, A Bill to Affirm the Policy of the United States Regarding Internet Governance While a similar resolution (against government regulation and supporting multistakeholderism) passed unanimously at the time of the WCIT last year, this attempt to pass similar language into law met with some opposition, as it might inhibit the FCC’s ability to regulate domestically, for example, net neutrality. The discussion highlighted partisan differences on the issue, but there was consensus that common ground could, and should, be found. Ultimately, it went back to the drawing board. Video is below.

  April 10 (34 mins)
  

  • View on YouTube: http://youtu.be/HeDNQRuMLmU
  • Transcribe on AMARA: http://www.amara.org/en/videos/PntsE9mgg6rC/

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    joly 1:19 pm on 04/17/2013 Permalink | Reply

    Further to this, today April 17 2013 the bill was sent to the Full Committee for a vote, the subcommittee having resolved their differences by changing the wording from “promote a global Internet free from government control.” to “”to preserve and advance the successful multistakeholder model that governs the Internet.”

    • Draft bill
    • Thomas: H.R. 1580
    • Popvox H.R. 1580
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    joly 4:06 am on 04/18/2013 Permalink | Reply

    • 4/17 Brendan Sasso Internet freedom bill (The Hill)
    • 4/10 Milton Mueller AN INTERNET ‘FREE FROM GOVERNMENT CONTROL:’ A WORTHY PRINCIPLE (IGP)
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  joly 2:35 pm on 03/15/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), dmca ( 6 ), htli, IP ( 8 ), law   

  WEBCAST NOW: 15 Year Retrospective of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act #DMCA #htli #copyright 

  Today, Friday March 15 2013, the High Tech Law Institute at Santa Clara University is holding 15 Year Retrospective of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act – a conference that will look at the past, present and future of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). There is a live webcast (silverlight) and video will be archived.

  What: 15 Year Retrospective of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act
  Where: Santa Clara University, CA
  When: Friday March 15 2013 – 6:45am-5.15pm PDT | 1345-0015 UTC
  Agenda: http://law.scu.edu/hightech/file/DMCA/DMCA%20Schedule%203-11.pdf
  Webcast: http://bit.ly/YbWK4j (silverlight)
  Twitter: #dmca | #htli

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  joly 6:39 pm on 03/03/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), jim griffin, law, music ( 11 ), reform   

  VIDEO: Digital Copyrights — Broken System? #copyright @DMWevents #DMWmusic 

  The former Digital Music East and Digital Music West Forums have, in 2013, been combined into one event called just DMW Music, which took place in NYC in February. Here is video of a panel, convened by Jim Griffin, on the state of digital copyright, specifically as applied to music in the USA market.

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  Michael Petricone, SVP, Government Affairs, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
  Sandra Aistars, Executive Director, Copyright Alliance
  Michael Drexler, Executive Director, Bus Dev, New Media & Strategic Development, BMI
  Jay Rosenthal, SVP & General Counsel, National Music Publishers’ Association
  Darryl Ballantyne, CEO & Founder, LyricFind
  Les Watkins, SVP Business Affairs & Business Development, Music Reports
  Colin Rushing, General Counsel, SoundExchange

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  joly 6:18 pm on 03/03/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: journalism ( 4 ), law, media ( 10 ), nabiha syed, OpenITP ( 12 ), publishing ( 2 ), safety, security ( 28 ), TA3M ( 12 )   

  VIDEO: Journalism and Security – Nabiha Syed @OpenITP #TA3M 

  At the February 2013 OpenITP Tech-Activism 3rd Monday in NYC Nabiha Syed talked about online safety for journalists and small publishers. Nabiha co-founded Yale University’s Media Law Clinic, and since has been a Marshall Scholar at Oxford, worked at the New York Times as their First Amendment Fellow, and currently works as an attorney at Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz, LLP. Video is below. Please try to find time to contribute to transcribing at AMARA.

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    Mansoor Ahmed 12:44 am on 03/04/2013 Permalink | Reply

    Nabiha sounded very logical and scientific. hoping the talk will benefit millions of the internet users.

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  joly 9:56 am on 02/22/2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: aaron swartz ( 7 ), CFAA, harvard law ( 2 ), law, lessig ( 5 ), policy ( 40 ), USG ( 42 )   

  VIDEO: Lawrence Lessig – Aaron’s Laws – Law and Justice in a Digital Age #aaronsw @lessig 

  On February 19 2013 Lawrence Lessig marked his appointment as Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership at Harvard Law School with a lecture titled “Aaron’s Laws: Law and Justice in a Digital Age.” The lecture honored the memory and work of Aaron Swartz, the programmer and activist who took his own life on Jan. 11, 2013 at the age of 26. Swartz spent the last two years fighting federal charges that he violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Video is below, Please help with captioning at AMARA,

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  Tags: activism ( 2 ), berkman ( 22 ), free culture alliance ( 5 ), hactivism ( 2 ), law, OpenITP ( 12 )   

  Tonight: Free Culture & OpenITP Tech Activism 3rd Monday joint event #ta3m #freeculture 

  Tonight, Monday February 18 2013, the Free Culture Alliance NYC will meet at the monthly OpenITP Techno-Activism Third Monday. As well as the usual food and drink the featured presented will be Jeff Hermes, Director, Digital Media Law Project, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, who will provide activists with advice and tools that will help them minimize their risks and protect themselves and understand their online rights.

  What: February Techno-Activism 3rd Monday
  When: Monday, February 18, 2012 at 6:00 PM (EST)
  Where: New America Foundation, 199 Lafayette Street, Suite 3b. NYC
  Register: http://hactivism.eventbrite.com/
  Webcast: Will be recorded.
  Twitter: #TA3M : @OpenITP
  Contact: Sandra @ sandraordonez@openitp.org

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  joly 4:10 am on 11/29/2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), csusa ( 20 ), law, linking, posner   

  Video: Hot Links – After Flava Works, Will Linking Burn You? @theCSUSA #copyright #linking 

  On November 12, 2012 the Copyright Society of the USA NY Chapter presented: Hot Links – After Flava Works, Will Linking Burn You? at The Princeton Club in NYC.

  Panelists explored the recent Flava Works vs MyVidster decision in the Seventh Circuit on liability for in-line linking, contrasting it to the Ninth Circuit’s holding in Perfect 10, and expanding the discussion to online copyright linking more generally, a la Pinterest, etc., any “bright lines” that do or do not exist in this area, and the potential commercial impact of court rulings on linking. Professor Eva Subotnik of St. John’s Law School moderated, with panelists Greg Leighton of Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg LLP (counsel for defendant in Flava Works) and Marty Schwimmer of Leason Ellis (pioneering IP blogger).

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    • 4/9 Eriq Gardner MPAA Lines Up With Porn Studio in Steamy Copyright Dispute (Hollywood Reporter)
    • 8/6 Julie Samuels / Parker Higgins myVidster: A Victory for Innovation and a Vote for Sensible Copyright Law (eff)
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  joly 12:46 am on 06/25/2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: do-not-track ( 5 ), james grimmelmann ( 5 ), law, policy ( 40 ), privacy ( 58 ), USG ( 42 )   

  VIDEO: James Grimmelmann testimony on Public Policy Implications of New Technology #privacy #dnt 

  On June 19 2012 James Grimmelmann, Professor of Law, New York Law School, gave testimony before the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary – Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition, and the Internet – at a hearing on New Technologies and Innovations in the Mobile and Online Space and the Implications for Public Policy.

  Written testimony: http://judiciary.house.gov/hearings/Hearings%202012/Grimmelmann%2006192012.pdf

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    joly 3:57 pm on 06/27/2012 Permalink | Reply

    One topic broached is the possibility of class actions by compromised users, and some company’s efforts to do an end around by forbidding same in their terms of use. Details of such can be found in LinkedIn Security Breach Triggers $5 Million Lawsuit (InformationWeek)

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  joly 2:59 pm on 04/20/2012 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: copyright ( 86 ), csusa ( 20 ), law, SOPA ( 11 ), USG ( 42 ), webcast ( 114 )   

  Video: The SOPA OPERA – Mitch Glazier vs Andrew Bridges @thecsusa #sopa #copyright 

  On February 28 2012 the Copyright Society of the USA‘s NY Chapter hosted “The SOPA OPERA: the Stop Online Piracy Act (“SOPA”), the Protect IP Act, the OPEN Act and Related Recent Legislative Proposals: What was in the Bills, Why they Failed, and Where to Next.” at the Princeton Club in NYC. The event took the form a face-off between Mitch Glazier, Senior Executive Vice President of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), an organization that supports such legislation, and Andrew Bridges, Partner, Fenwick & West LLP, an eloquent opponent. The contest was ably refereed by Karyn Temple Claggett, Senior Counsel for Policy and International Affairs, United States Copyright Office. Video is below, use the iPod link to download.

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    joly 4:16 pm on 04/20/2012 Permalink | Reply

    I’ve spotted a couple of titling errors in the above. I will update the files in the next day or so.

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  Tags: activism ( 2 ), innovate activate, IP ( 8 ), law, net freedom ( 7 )   

  Webcast today: Innovate / Activate 2.0 @ UC Berkeley #innact #netfreedom 

  
  The second Innovate / Activate Conference will start today April 20 2012 at the University of California’s Berkeley Law School. The conference’s purpose is “improving global welfare by diagnosing new and existing Intellectual Property-related challenges to activism, developing strategies for overcoming IP obstacles, and delivering practical solutions.” ISOC-NY participated in last year’s inaugural event at New York Law School. reddit co-Founder Alexis Ohanian is giving the opening keynote at 2.15pm PDT (5.15pm EDT | 2115 UTC) today. Other participants include Parker Higgins, James Grimmelmann, and Elizabeth Stark. The event will be webcast live and archived. It will be directly followed by the Students for Free Culture Summit on Sunday April 22.

  What: Innovate / Activate 2.0
  Where: University of California’s Berkeley Law School
  When: April 20-21 2012 (Fri 2-6.15pm | Sat 9.45am-5.30pm)
  Program: http://www.innovateactivate.org/program
  Webcast: http://media.citris.berkeley.edu/webcast (windows media)
  Twitter: #innact |

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