Settlement Rejected in ‘Shocking’ RIAA File Sharing Verdict
The recording industry is demanding Jammie Thomas-Rasset pay $25,000 to settle out of court the nation’s first file sharing case against an individual to have gone to trial –- a settlement offer the Minnesota mother of four is rejecting, lawyers in the case said Wednesday. The development came days after the federal judge in the case reduced to $54,000 a jury’s June finding …
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Reprints Desk Legal & Risk Mana..."See no evil, hear no evil" is not a compliance strategy that we recommend for corporate compliance officers (CCO) or corporate responsibility officers who are serious about reducing legal risk and financial liability. The same is true for executives at private enterprises no matter the size or any origins in academia. While regulatory compliance is top of mind for most, the provisioning of tools to make compliance easy often is not. Copyright compliance on the other hand, is normally an after-thought for all but corporate librarians that is until awareness is heightened about the law and consequences. You dont need to go much further than the Texaco vs. American Geophysical Union, RIAA/Capitol vs. Jammie Thomas-Rasset, or Lowry's Reports v. Legg Mason copyright cases to that each resulted in monetary fines in excess of $1 million (USD) for the defendants. Ensuring that your organization has a copyright compliance policy and an action plan is a good start. Communicating this information to your procurement professionals and lines of business also becomes critical. When youre ready to take action, there are many ways that Reprints Desk can help: * Auditing article retrieval and re-use workflows across your company from research to regulatory, medical affairs, and sales and marketing * Providing Copyright-Compliant Article Delivery Services and reporting * Replacing or re-engineering the workflows for in-house product literature databases or article repositories <b>...</b>
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BREAKING: Obama Passing Laws to Search Citizens Computer
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Sick Babies Denied Treatment Because of Patent on Human DNA
[Health]Babies with a severe form of epilepsy risk having their diagnosis delayed and their treatment compromised because of a company's patent on a key gene. It is the first evidence that private intellectual property rights over human DNA are adversely affecting medical care.
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Bush signs controversial anti-piracy law
[Tech Industry News]The law creates an intellectual property czar who will report directly to the president on how to better protect copyrights both domestically and internationally. The Justice Department had argued that the creation of this position would undermine its authority.
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Last Chance: Tell Bush to veto the RIAA/MPAA Enforcement Bil
[Tech Industry News]Over the weekend, under the deceptive banner of "intellectual property", the RIAA Enforcement Bill passed with several unacceptable provisions. We have one more chance to stop this bill from becoming law. Bush has yet to sign it. Given the fact that the DoJ publicly objected to it earlier, Bush may veto it. But we can't count on that - Take action!
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Stop the RIAA from using the DoJ to do its dirty work
[Linux/Unix]Take action! Don't let the Senate pass the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Act of 2008. Stop the RIAA from using the Department of Justice to do its dirty work.
