Category Archives: Copyright
Thoughts: Deep Packet Inspection and Copyright Protection
In Lessig’s most recent book, Remix, he avoids directly endorsing any particular method of alleviating the issues with copyright infringement. Rather, he notes that there are models that have been proposed to alter how monies are collected for copyright holders. … Continue reading
Comment: Apple, encryption, and being uber-lame
So, there is a great new technology that all the newest TVs and computers have: it’s called HDCP. This technology is great – it offers incredible resolutions for you movies, bringing a level of clarity to them that hasn’t ever … Continue reading
Study: Stolen Web Content Sees More Traffic Than The Original
The Inquisitor is reporting that a recent study from Attributor Corp., a copyright enforcement company, shows that content that is stolen makes more money than the original content itself. I don’t find this terribly surprising, but the solution (hunting down … Continue reading
Mac Preview: Towards Breaching Bill C-61 (Copyright in Canada)
If you’re Canadian, and haven’t exiled yourself from society for the past several weeks, then you’ve heard about the Federal Conservative Party’s ‘dreaded’ Bill C-61″An Act to amend the Copyright Act”. While a lot of people have been talking somewhat … Continue reading
