Reactions to the Capitol Records v. Jammie Thomas Verdict
Here are some reactions to the Capitol Records v. Jammie Thomas verdict.
- "Bush Admin: RIAA Win Shows Copyright Law Is 'Effective'"
- "Democratic Congressman: RIAA's $222,000 Win Is 'Excessive'"
- "Downloading and Demonoid"
- "Minnesota Woman Who Owes RIAA $220,000 Calls Sum 'Ridiculous'"
- "Record Companies Blow Millions on Pyrrhic Victory"
- "RIAA’s So-Called Victory a Double Edged Sword"
- "Where Do I Send The Money?"
- "Why the RIAA Should Have Won (though the Fine Was too High)"
- "Woman to Pay Downloading Award Herself"
Latest posts in Copyright
- New Zealand's New Copyright Law Will Terminate Internet Service to Repeat Infringers - October 7th, 2008
- Public Knowledge: No Orphan Works Act This Year, but Future Passage Promising - October 6th, 2008
- Content: Selected Essays on Technology, Creativity, Copyright, and the Future of the Future - October 2nd, 2008
Latest posts in Digital Copyright Wars
- New Zealand's New Copyright Law Will Terminate Internet Service to Repeat Infringers - October 7th, 2008
- Public Knowledge: No Orphan Works Act This Year, but Future Passage Promising - October 6th, 2008
- Content: Selected Essays on Technology, Creativity, Copyright, and the Future of the Future - October 2nd, 2008
Latest posts in Digital Culture
- More Bits Than Stars in the Sky: Report on Global Information Growth - March 11th, 2008
- InterConnections: The IMLS National Study on the Use of Libraries, Museums and the Internet Published - March 7th, 2008
- U.S. Computer Science Bachelors Graduates Drop to Decade Low, but New Enrollments Up Slightly - March 5th, 2008
Latest posts in P2P File Sharing
- Judge in Capitol Records v. Jammie Thomas: Merely Making Available Not Enough for Infringement - September 25th, 2008
- Switzerland: Test Your ISP's Net Neutrality - August 3rd, 2008
- Copyright Alert: Senate Passes Higher Education Opportunity Act - August 3rd, 2008
