INDUCE Act targets P2P application creators
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Spyware creators looking at RSS
Spyware creators looking at RSS
04/06/2005 02:40 PMSeems RSS has caught the eye of Spyware creators nothing is out
there yet, but I am sure it will not be long. [Nick
Bradbury]
Jakito's Creators Interviewed
Jakito's Creators Interviewed
07/21/2004 09:30 AM
Roland
Piquepaille sat down with the CEO and CTO of Novinit, the French firm
behind the Jackito "Tactile Digital Assistant" (the one you use with
just your thumbs). Although the company appears to have realized many
of the errors they initially made in the product announcement, there's
still enough tomfoolery to dispell any confidence that I might have
that the Jackito's designers are in touch with the rest of the PDA
world (or that they even want to be).
What I still don't get is why I should have to pay upwards for $700
for a crappy PDA when its major claim to fame is something that could
just as easily be done in software on an established platform, like
Palm or Windows Mobile. It's not like you can't turn a Palm on its
side and use your thumbs on it.
Read
- Exclusive Interview With Jackito's Makers [TechnologyTrends]
Related
Jackito: Tactile Digital Assistant [Gizmodo]
Opera Browser Creators Planning IPO
Opera Browser Creators Planning IPO
02/10/2004 02:52 AMSlashdot Feb 9 2004 10:14PM GMT
Google Creators Interviewed by Playboy
Google Creators Interviewed by Playboy
08/12/2004 10:06 PMFake Ad Creators Issue an Apology
Fake Ad Creators Issue an Apology
02/01/2005 09:50 PMThe creators of a fake advertisement for the Volkswagen Polo car that
circulated on the Internet have apologized and promised not to repeat
it.
VisiCalc Turns 25, Creators Interviewed
VisiCalc Turns 25, Creators Interviewed
06/03/2004 08:19 PM'Mydoom' Creators Start Up 'Doomjuice'
'Mydoom' Creators Start Up 'Doomjuice'
02/10/2004 01:33 PMSan Jose Mercury News Feb 10 2004 5:14PM GMT
South Park Creators Have A New Film
South Park Creators Have A New Film
08/22/2004 04:19 AMiMac G5: 'From the creators of iPod'
iMac G5: 'From the creators of iPod'
09/01/2004 02:04 AMby Larry Angell - In an obvious move to gain new Mac purchasers, Apple
is heavily promoting the similarities between the iPod and the new
iMac G5...
story of pixo, creators of the ipod's OS
story of pixo, creators of the ipod's OS
08/18/2004 02:47 AMsounds like a little company's dream gig. interesting that sun owns
them now.
Bounty on creators of e-mail worm
Bounty on creators of e-mail worm
01/28/2004 06:57 AMA quarter-million dollar reward has been offered to find those behind
Mydoom, the e-mail worm continuing to clog networks.
Original creators of PHP and Zend
interviewed at olate.com
Original creators of PHP and Zend
interviewed at olate.com
06/29/2004 05:29 AMCreators.com Susan Estrich: The Clintons
are back
Creators.com Susan Estrich: The Clintons
are back
09/03/2004 06:21 PMSusan Estrich's syndicated column .. link to the column .. Susan ..
gets
creators.com/opinion_show.cfm?columnsName=ses
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Big reward for capture of computer virus
creators
Big reward for capture of computer virus
creators
11/05/2003 07:06 PMStraits Times Nov 5 2003 5:36PM ET
Microsoft Puts Bounty on Virus Creators
Microsoft Puts Bounty on Virus Creators
11/05/2003 07:05 PMweb ad.vantage Nov 5 2003 6:08PM ET
Creators of spoof VW bomber advert come
clean (Reuters)
Creators of spoof VW bomber advert come
clean (Reuters)
02/01/2005 09:23 PMReuters - The creators of a hoax advertisement for Volkswagen's Polo
car that circulated
on the Internet have apologised and promised not to repeat it,
Europe's biggest carmaker says.
Core server software aimed at content
creators
Core server software aimed at content
creators
06/16/2004 08:38 AMStorage Elements has announced that it will launch
Core, an
all-in-one Mac server application aimed at content creators, at
Macworld Conference & Expo Boston in July. The software supports
NAS/SAN, virtualized storage and archiving to tape through "Pervasive
Storage Architecture" that allows it to handle a wide variety of
tasks, including virtualization, management, provisioning, snapshot,
striping and more. Storage Elements expects to make Core available in
Sept. 2004 at a price of US$14,955 for "virtually unlimited" users
within the network. System requirements call for Mac OS X Server v10.0
or higher, a G4 or better processor, 128MB RAM and 9GB hard drive
space.
A Perl script to manage file types and
creators
A Perl script to manage file types and
creators
12/05/2003 11:21 AMWHAT
A perl script to (batch) view and change the type and creator of files
from the terminal. You'll need the DevTools installed, as the script
uses SetFile and GetFile to work.
WHY
To make open ./file work from the termina...
Controversial StarForce Copy Protection
Creators Quizzed
Controversial StarForce Copy Protection
Creators Quizzed
08/19/2004 04:06 AMBuilding the RSS Watch Sample
Application: Part 2: Improving the
Application
Building the RSS Watch Sample
Application: Part 2: Improving the
Application
09/24/2004 08:03 PMMonitor RSS feeds automatically and learn about CFCs and XML at the
same time.
Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application
Perl Web Application
Developer/Programmer for epay
application
07/14/2004 08:40 PMLevel One Technologies - United States, MO, St Louis (2004-07-14)
'Google' & 'Amazon' tool for media
creators updates news, speed & stability
'Google' & 'Amazon' tool for media
creators updates news, speed & stability
01/04/2005 06:15 PMIntelligent Assistance has released the 4.1 update to it's free
centralized resource hub specifically that offers google/amazon-like
convenience for Apple's professional audio and video users. This
update to the free software Pro Apps Hub includes a faster browser,
improvements to speed and stability and an upgrade news and tips
section.
[Links from this story may be found on MacMerc.com. Click the title to
delve deeper.]
Application development with Microsoft
.NET application blocks
Application development with Microsoft
.NET application blocks
01/18/2003 02:42 AMCNET Jan 18 2003 1:35AM ET
Another Alt.Induce.Act
Another Alt.Induce.Act
08/06/2004 06:18 PMHere's another alternative to the Induce Act, and there are others out
there....
Induce No More
Induce No More
08/09/2004 09:08 AMI have tremendous respect for the scholarship of Professor Larry
Lessig, and I am honored to be asked to host his blog this week. I
hope that over the coming 5 days, we will have a series of
thought-provoking conversations. Your views and suggestions will be
helpful to me as...
PK on the INDUCE Act
PK on the INDUCE Act
06/24/2004 09:59 AMNicely
put.
Induce Act Refuses to Die
Induce Act Refuses to Die
09/14/2004 11:00 AMLast month, insiders in Washington felt the Induce Act, which would
outlaw technology that could contribute to copyright infringement, was
history. According to music activist organization Downhill Battle, a
year-old organization dedicated to bringing balance to a debate often
dominated by the RIAA and large music labels, this is no longer the
case. "We were told by people on (Capital) Hill that it is less likely
that the bill will come to the floor by itself and have a nice debate
and vote," says Nicholas Reville, Downhill Battle Co-Founder. "More
likely the Induce Act is going to be snuck through a back door in
legislative procedure. The only supporters in any industry or interest
group are in Hollywood. From their perspective (the Induce Act) is not
going to happen if it gets full airing."
The Innovator's Induce Act
The Innovator's Induce Act
08/06/2004 02:46 AMSo what would an Induce Act look like that actually balanced the
interests of copyright owner and technological innovators? Here's
what: the "Inducing Innovation Act." Commentary below, comments and
suggestions very welcome, and thanks to those who helped with this....
Musicians on the INDUCE act
Musicians on the INDUCE act
08/06/2004 01:14 PMThere's a bill currently being debated in the US Senate, called the
INDUCE act (here's a good background on it), that aims
to criminalize P2P networks, programmers, software compnaies, and
anyone else that can be shown to help "induce copyright
infringement."
There are a lot of problems with the act's broad language, but the
Future of Music Coalition
surveyed musicians to get their opinions on the target of the act, P2P
networks. The final product of the survey is a letter to
the senate committee debating the bill. The key points are
illuminating and worth restating here: artists don't feature in
discussions of the bill (just large music labels and technology
companies), the bill assumes all copyright owners do not want their
works shared on P2P networks (35% of musicians they surveyed saw value
in P2P sharing for them), and the bill doesn't allow market-based
(like licensing) solutions to occur. Former Creative Commons featured
commoner Scott Andrew highlights the survey, the letter, and his
problems with the bill in this
post.
Other News: INDUCE Act
Other News: INDUCE Act
06/29/2004 10:41 AMThis copyright crackdown bill looks vague and nasty....
Other News: "Induce" Act
Other News: "Induce" Act
07/22/2004 09:39 AMA copyright control bill gathers steam, and it's radical enough to
kill the iPod, critics say.
INDUCE vomiting
INDUCE vomiting
06/23/2004 01:53 PM
Orrin Hatch thinks
of the children. As a convenient lever for shutting down P2P
networks.
Stop the INDUCE Act
Stop the INDUCE Act
09/12/2004 03:26 AMSave Betamax .. Sign up
savebetamax.org
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Siva on INDUCE
Siva on INDUCE
07/24/2004 04:16 PMSiva's got a great
piec
e in
Salon on the INDUCE Act. Just
remember, he was a guest blogger here first.
Fasttracking Induce
Fasttracking Induce
08/20/2004 06:23 PMSo will MGM v. Grokster fasttrack the Induce Act, as many (here Seth
F.) think? Hard to say, but there are some reasons, both from theory
and history, to think that it won't. First, the Grokster decision, by
creating a Circuit split, actually creates legal uncertainty that may
slow down...
INDUCE to vomit
INDUCE to vomit
06/25/2004 03:39 PM
Senator Orrin Hatch introduced the INDUCE bill earlier
this week with broad, vague limits on who could be sued for copyright
infringement. No longer limited to just companies producing programs
or those hosting programs, this bill intends to criminalize anyone
that aids in copyright infringement. The EFF have
produced a mock
complaint against Apple for the iPod, since it can play illegally
obtained mp3s just as easily as legally purchased ones. Ernest Miller
has
broken
down Hatch's entire "for the children" speech that
introduced the bill, in excruciating detail. Those who own mp3
players, TiVos, and other sorts of disruptive technologies should
watch this one closely, it could get really ugly.
Indepth Rebuttal of INDUCE Act FUD
Indepth Rebuttal of INDUCE Act FUD
06/24/2004 06:03 PMErnest Miller writes
"As noted
previ
ously on Techdirt, the INDUCE Act or Inducing Infringement of
Copyrights Act, whichever you prefer, has been officially introduced.
The bill's sponsor, Sen. Orrin
Hatch (R-UT), provided an extensive floor speech
in support of the proposed legislation that lays out the most common
arguments in favor of the bill. I've gone through that speech and rebutted
it line-by-line." Worth reading, though it may upset you that
this sort of crap has already gotten as far as it has, and may
continue to move forward.
Techies Blast Induce Act
Techies Blast Induce Act
07/23/2004 04:34 AMTechnology executives testify that the Induce Act would kill
innovation and could make some popular consumer electronics illegal.
Regardless, the bill's sponsor says he's determined to crack down on
copyright piracy. By Katie Dean.
Latest Induce Act Gets See Through
Whitewash
Latest Induce Act Gets See Through
Whitewash
09/02/2004 09:33 PMEven as a variety of companies have offered up their
alterna
tive to the Induce Act, the Copyright Office has continued on
their efforts, under the
watchful
eye of the woman who found the original Induce Act
too
weak. Today, they came out with their
first draft of
the revised bill, and it includes a few changes designed to quiet
the unruly mob of filthy file sharers who actually took a look at the
original bill and realized it would
ban an awful lot. So, the new language makes the
whole "induce" part "intentionally induce" which is a slight
improvement. However, it leaves open plenty of other loopholes, and
it looks like plenty of items on Hatch's Hit List will still suddenly
become illegal for no good reason other than Senator Hatch feels the
need to do
somethi
ng, even if it causes more problems than it solves.
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