60 news & feature articles results for "harbor notice"

DMCA doesn't require ISPs to forward warning letters, but they do. DMCA may require ISPs to terminate chronic copyright violators, but some don't.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Edging away from Net industry self-regulation, the FTC's chairman says new laws may be needed for protecting personal data online.

Posted by Courtney Macavinta

The software potentate commits to an agreement that in effect holds U.S. companies to a higher data-sharing standard when doing business abroad.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

Policy analyst Bartlett Cleland warns that a patchwork of state spyware laws will end up having the opposite effect desired by proponents.

Posted by Bartlett Cleland

Glaskowsky continues his discussion of the SFWA vs. Scribd controversy.

Posted by Peter Glaskowsky

Earlier this week, Officer Rivieri of the Balitimore Police Department was suspended, pending an internal investigation, after a video of him harassing a 14 year-old and putting him into a headlock back in July of last year was posted to You Tube.

Posted by Josh Wolf

Record industry head explains how making deals with ISPs to enforce copyright is a more elegant solution than filing lawsuits. Details are still being hammered out.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

They can scream, threaten and even terrorize. Most importantly, abusive bosses can fire you or make your life so miserable you wish they'd fire you. Here's what you can do about it.

Posted by Steve Tobak

Can Muxtape, Mixwit, and others withstand the kind of scrutiny that the RIAA is sure to cast on them?

Posted by Daniel Terdiman

Attorney for media conglomerate says Google doesn't adequately police pirated clips, leaving his company with an unfair burden.

Posted by Anne Broache