Recently, we completed an intensive, bipartisan six-month study on cybersecurity and presented it to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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Cyber self-defense can help U.S. security
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YouTube is expected to earn revenue of $450 million this year and to turn a profit.
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YouTube Advertising Deals Turn Piracy Into Revenue
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Apple released a smaller, cheaper revision of its Apple TV that allows for streaming movie and TV programs over the Internet straight to your living room. While outright movie purchase itself has been done away with, consumers may purchase rentals as well as stream content from the Internet on the device. Realizing that complete control of the market was impossible, Apple made a somber bow to …
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Apple Launches Apple TV, Lets NetFlix Play
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Increasingly restrictive copyright and intellectual property laws, a secretive global trade agreement, and, it turns out, totally made-up facts and figures? Ok, Internet. It’s time to fight.
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It’s time to fight the copyright police state
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There’s nothing like an obscure regulatory issue to expose a rift in Hollywood’s ranks. The issue in question is Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski’s proposed “Third Way” — reclassifying broadband Internet access as a “communications service,” which would subject it to greater federal regulation. The point is to give the FCC authority to issue Net neutrality rules …
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Dueling Hollywood voices over Net neutrality
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The moniker chosen by the inter-industry Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem doesn’t reveal much about its purpose — to deliver movies and music to consumers through the Internet in a way that’s resistant to piracy yet compatible with a wide variety of devices. So it’s not surprising that the brand name the group is announcing today, UltraViolet, doesn’t tell consumers much about the …
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DECE turns UltraViolet
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Barack Obama may be the country’s most tech-friendly president ever, as comfortable discussing Net neutrality as Swiss neutrality. But his administration is caught in at least three pitched battles over intellectual property that could leave tech advocates wondering why they were so optimistic about his presidency. One fight stems from the secretive negotiations over the Anti-Counterfeiting …
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Fighting intensifies over how to enforce intellectual property laws [UPDATED]
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Internet service providers (ISPs) still need to do more to prevent the growthof illegal file sharing in the UK according to creative industry chiefsspeaking at the Britain’sDigital Future conference in London.
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Music industry raps ISPs over file-sharing
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Amazon.com has approached media companies with a proposal for a subscription service that gives users unlimited access to some television shows and movies over the internet in a bid to rival Netflix, two people familiar with the talks said.
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Amazon.com plans subscription online TV
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Music piracy is a ‘growing threat’ and should be ‘dealt with accordingly’, says US Commerce Secretary
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Digital piracy is ‘unadulterated theft’, says Obama administration
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