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The World Conference on International Telecommunication (WCIT) and Richard O’Dwyer
On Monday, delegates from 193 countries began meeting in Dubai at the World Conference on International Telecommunications. The resulting International Telecommunications Regulations (ITR) could change the operation of the Internet. Russia Today summarized the event as “Free Internet=American Internet?” Intense … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Internet, United States copyright law
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U.S. Copyright Infringement – U.S. Strikes in New Zealand
On Friday January 20, two helicopters and “76 police staff, including armed offenders squad members” raided the home of Kim Dotcom north of Auckland, New Zealand. He was sought by the U.S. for copyright infringement and racketeering under an indictment … Continue reading
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Tagged Copyright, Megaupload, New Zealand, SOPA, United States copyright law
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U.S. Claims Global Jurisdiction of .net and .com Web Sites: Is .edu Next?
On January 13, a UK magistrate ruled a 23-year-old student can be extradited to the United States for running a website posting links to pirated TV shows and films; this despite significant doubts over whether such sites break any UK … Continue reading
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