Current copyright readings

Thursday, October 30, 2003

Should the DMCA Be Used to Fend Off Competition?
by ART JAHNKE
CIO, publication date: 30 October 2003

New Ways to Skirt DMCA ... Legally!
by KATIE DEAN
Wired News, publication date: 29 October 2003

Legend of Tauzin II, The Rumors Return
by BILL WALSH and BRUCE ALPERT
The Times-Picayune, publication date: 29 October 2003

Sorry, Screeners
by JACK VALENTI
Opinion Journal [from Wall Street Journal], publication date: 29 October 2003

MPAA 'compromise' throws monkey wrench into guild awards
by MARTIN A. GROVE
Hollywood Reporter, publication date: 29 October 2003

DMCA censorware exemption win!
by SETH FINKELSTEIN
Infothought, publication date: 28 October 2003

U.S. Copyright Office, Anticircumvention Rulemaking
copyright.gov, publication date: 28 October 2003

Students Develop File-Swap Alternative
by JUSTIN POPE
Washington Post, publication date: 27 October 2003

Cyberpiracy north of the border
by DECLAN MCCULLAGH
CNet News.com, publication date: 27 October 2003

Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities
Conference on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities, publication date: 22 October 2003

EMI to offer entire digital music catalog online
Associated Press
Salon, publication date: 24 October 2003

The Great Library of Amazonia
by GARY WOLF
Wired, publication date: 23 October 2003 [from the December issue of Wired magazine]

Songwriters' [sic] win $1.2M copyright case
The City Paper Online [Nashville city paper], publication date: 23 October 2003

Rep. DeGette Doesn't Get It
by ERNEST MILLER
The Importance of [Miller's blog], publication date: 21 October 2003

Congressional Caucus to Examine Entertainment Piracy
by DAVID MCGUIRE
Washington Post, publication date: 21 October 2003

FTAA treaty chapter on IP 'threatens freedom and free trade'
IP Justice press release, publication date: 20 October 2003

Kinder, Gentler RIAA
by CYNTHIA L. WEBB
Washington Post, publication date: 20 October 2003