Report: Antipiracy coalition of big media, tech on the way
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An impressive coalition of media companies on Thursday will release a list of guidelines for protecting copyrights online, according to The Journal.
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The alliance is a sign that wary newspapers are increasingly willing to shake hands with the technology companies they once saw as a threat.
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The Associated Press will intensify its efforts to protect its copyrights on the Web and possibly uncover new sources of revenue by working with a Silicon Valley startup that's trying to help the media gain more control over digital content.
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Tell us how you see the RIAA's attack on the mild reforms in the Fair Use Act. Is the organization protecting consumers? In GadgetLab.
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Devices that let people carry video and images are set to have a big year, industry experts say.
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The two companies have joined BitTorrent Device Partners, a licensing program aimed at creating devices that work with the file sharing service.
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Government to convene new thinktank to confront rapid pace of media change.
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Next year, technology will continue breaking out of its molds, but not without a struggle over who controls intellectual property - at home and abroad.
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Jeff Zucker and Philippe Dauman will address anti-piracy summit next week in Washington D.C.
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Plaxo, Google, and Facebook now have members in the relatively new consortium to promote social-networking interoperability. Don't expect to see immediate results any time soon, though.
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An alliance of technology and media companies releases a set of principles for promoting user-generated content while protecting copyright online.
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The conglomerate's pending breakup could unlock new-media value.
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One of the largest media houses in the world is coming around to the new market realities -- ever so slowly.
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The Future of Music Coalition, working to end payola so independent labels get the same radio play as the majors, announce the FCC and broadcasters agree to its rules. In Listening Post.
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the computer programs that surreptitiously track people&#39;s online movements -- are steamrolling their way through Congress and a combined proposal could
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By Kara Rowland, The Washington Times  Sep. 14--A U.S. technology trade group yesterday accused the European  Union of declaring a "war on innovation" through its antitrust and regulatory  policies.   At a Capitol Hill press conference, Rep.
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Should creators insist on copy protection and other technologies to block the unauthorized spread of their works? That's the first question in a week-long debate on Bits between Rick Cotton, the general counsel of NBC Universal, and Tim Wu, a professor at Columbia Law School.