Archive for the ‘Video’ Category

Telnor Stands Up For Pirate Bay

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

Telnor issued a statement regarding file-sharing haven The Pirate Bay today.

Telenor rejects the demand from the IFPI to block access to the Swedish website, The Pirate Bay, and finds there to be no legal basis for the demand for ISPs to control and/or assess the content users download. At the same time, Telenor does not condone pirating of material and illegal file sharing.

“Asking an ISP to control and assess what Internet users can and cannot download is just as wrong as asking the post office to open and read letters and decide what should and should not be delivered.”

“This is by no means a new issue, and it applies to the entire Western knowledge-based economy. Telenor sympathises with Intellectual property rights holders whose content has been illegally
distributed, but in our opinion, it is wrong to claim an ISP is liable for any illegal activity by its users on the Internet,”

Telnor Stands Up For Pirate Bay

Classic Product Launch from Sony

Tuesday, February 10th, 2009

Cracked me up.

Classic Product Launch from Sony

RIAA & ISPs Partner for Piracy

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

So the RIAA didn’t exactly give up its efforts to crack down on piracy, or leave it entirely in the hands of ISPs either.

Shelly Palmer reports:

RIAA & ISPs Partner for Piracy

Hole in Adobe Security Opens Amazon Floodgates

Friday, September 26th, 2008

A security hole in Adobe Systems Inc software has enabled users free access to record and copy from Amazon.com Inc’s video streaming service.

According to Reuters, the Replay Media Catcher from Applian Technologies, recorded movies from Amazon and other sites that use Adobe’s encryption technology.

If you’re so inclined, instructions can be found at tvadfree.com

Hole in Adobe Security Opens Amazon Floodgates

Pre-Roll Stirs More Debate in the Face of….Research

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

Check out Will Richmond’s VideoNuze piece on the latest round of data from pre-roll providers in the US and in Europe. Feisty. Don’t these people know there’s torrents out there? Jeeeez.

Pre-Roll Stirs More Debate in the Face of….Research

Great RIAA Post from Dan Tynan

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

http://www.dantynan.com/2008/07/21/the-riaa-vs-the-mothers-of-prevention/ includes great mini-anecdotes and the full resolution to the “baby dancing to Prince song” fiasco.

Great RIAA Post from Dan Tynan

Prince Snippet Stirs Fair Use Debate

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

The video of a 13-month old dancing to a Prince tune – 13 months, not a teenager – has opened the debate once again on what constitutes “Fair Use,” Mediapost reports.

Prince has been notorious for protecting his copyrights, but this is one video that couldn’t be a clearer example of when to leave well enough alone.

Whats your call?

Prince Snippet Stirs Fair Use Debate