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ICAP Ocean Tomo Announces Spring Intellectual Property Think Tank &...
ICAP Ocean Tomo, a unit of ICAP Plc , announced today their next IP Think Tank featuring a Live IP Auction will take place March 24-25, 2010 at The Ritz Carlton in San Francisco, California.
Ofcom knocks back BBC DRM plans
BBC plans to copy protect Freeview high definition data have been dealt a blow by regulator Ofcom.
Whether your preference is for jazz, classical, easy-listening, or good old-fashioned rock and roll, there are now a number of different services that offer cheap and convenient ways to purchase music.
DRM breaker turns himself into cops
DRM:- DRM is DUMB. No two ways about it. Anything which can be seen or heard can be copied by one means or another.
Beatles Come to Apple -- No, Not that Apple
Well, it finally happened. Digital versions of the Beatles ' catalog are finally coming to Apple .
Bluebeat stopped from selling almost all Beatles downloads
A judge stops back catalogue sales of old Beatles tracks - and we have more information about the company behind the seller, Bluebeat Bluebeat suddenly has far fewer Beatles tracks for download A judge has ordered Bluebeat, the US website that had been selling the Beatles ' entire discography for digital download - and which justified its doing so ...
Canada in talks over copyright laws with bite
Canadian officials are taking part in negotiations for a top-secret copyright treaty that could see families barred from the Internet for a year if someone in the household is suspected of illegal downloads.
Beatles copyright case down a legal rabbit hole
Last week, a music site called BlueBeat made headlines by offering Beatles songs as free streams and 25 cent downloads .
ACTA Internet Chapter Leak Signals Far-Reaching Copyright Policy
The leaks "confirm everything that we feared," wrote Gwen Hinze of the Electronic Frontier Foundation .
TV Digital Rights Management Surfaces Again
On Wednesday, the MPAA attempted to clarify its position on a technology called Selectable Output Control, which the MPAA is lobbying the FCC to enable.
HMV Launches Digital Store In Canada
Watch out iTunes, Amazon and 7Digital , HMV Canada has announced its expansion into the realm of digital music.
Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement Leak: Government Wants ISPs to Deny Service to Some Users
Cory Doctorow posted this frightening bit after looking over a leaked copyright treaty called the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement : Obama's administration refused to disclose due to "national security" concerns.
U.S/International Copyright Treaty Leaked, Trouble Ahead for ISPs & Users
Written by Jolie O'Dell / November 3, 2009 11:12 PM / According to once-secret, now-leaked sections of the new, plurilateral Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement , global Internet users and ISPs might be in for a world of hurt in the near future.
It has been a short while since the last update, but not to worry, the column is back in fine form.
Tiscali to offer 6.5 million music downloads in monthly deal
Tiscali is to offer customers 6.5 million music downloads and 6,000 audiobooks from 42p per track, in a partnership with eMusic.
Hollywood Wants to Turn Off Your TV -- Seriously
An open and frank discussion of media and telecommunications issues - from the consumer point of view.
Borderlands PC DRM loyally guards street date; Pitchford unable to order stand-down
On publisher 2K Games' forums , the conspiracy theory abounds -- it's a tactic to boost console sales! -- but the obvious conclusion is that the digital rights management technology in place to "protect" the game's release date unnecessarily punishes consumers.
Araloc DRM Goes 'Cross Platform'
Did you read today's front page stories & breaking news? Cloud Computing & Virtualization Expo November 2 - 4 Register Today and SAVE !.. SYS-CON.TV View Current Issue Cover Top Microsoft .NET Links From the Wires ARALOC DRM Goes 'Cross Platform' Modevity's Release of the ARALOC DRM Viewer for MAC Allows Content Publishers to Reach Huge Audience ...
Symantec Ties DLP Software to Third-Party Security Tools
Watch a slideshow of this product. Announced today, Symantec DLP Suite v. 10 adds what's called the "Flex-Response" capability to find sensitive data that has been left unprotected in the enterprise and apply security controls through encryption and DRM products from vendors such as PGP , Oracle, GigaTrust, Liquid Machines and Microsoft.
Araloc DRM Goes 'Cross Platform'
Modevity, LLC announced today that ARALOC , a leading digital rights management solution, now delivers Cross Platform support for content publishers looking to reach a very wide audience of computer and mobile device users while still protecting their proprietary content.
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