The speech that I was going to give on the Digital Breakfast panel on Fair Use.
If it looks like a sale, quacks like a sale, and waddles like a sale, then it must be a sale (of content). Or must it?
Also, a reminder that Friday February 19 is the deadline for speaking proposal submission.
Impending elections force quicker action on a weighty and pervasive bill.
The Blio e-Reader. Yet another non-interoperable e-book platform.
Low expectations from Barcelona this year.
Finally, a book about the dangers of the Internet to content creators that is as well-reasoned and knowledgeable as it is passionate.
Michael Fricklas of Viacom will give a keynote address at C&T 2010 on June 17.
The e-book DRM mess just got messier today.
Reclaim Your Game (RYG), a self-proclaimed DRM watchdog organization for the gaming community, released results of its testing of ByteShield and Sony SecuROM DRMs last week. The San Francisco-based ByteShield achieved RYG’s highest rating of “End-User Friendly” in each of eight categories, thereby meriting RYG’s Gold Seal of Approval. SecuROM DRM, on the other hand, […]
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