Entries from CTOForADay.com tagged with 'dmca'

I Pod, You Pod

A post at the Guardian OnlineBlog by Jack Schofield brings out an interesting article in Pod, You Pod, lovingly subtitled "Welcome to the days of wearing your pretensions -- all of them -- on your hip.

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Posted by Gregory Block on January 27, 2004 2:24 PM

Third-Generation Peer-To-Peer

Peer to peer technologies, often referred to by geeks and specialists as P2P, are an excellent use of the intersection of a mass-market, low-cost communications system (the internet), the reaching of critical levels of people needed for a wide and common interest in specific content, and small-worlds theory (also known, lovingly by some, as the "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon" theory). We're heading up to our third generation now - and here's the story so far...

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Posted by Gregory Block on January 12, 2004 5:14 PM

US Federal Communications Commission, and the DMCA Part II

A group called the New Yorkers for Fair Use have stepped forward to fight the FCC on a proposed mandate of a "Broadcast Flag" to allow studios and broadcasters to lock down their content and prevent many commonplace 'fair use' uses of the things we watch.

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Posted by Gregory Block on October 25, 2003 10:34 AM

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