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- ListGrabber Helps Celebrity Enterprises Sharpen Its Competitive Edge by Increasing the Size of Its Qualified Database by 400% and Roping in New Business
- The corporate entertainment industry is highly competitive which makes procuring contacts from different industries all the more important. Celebrity Enterprises used to find good lists on the internet or procure leads from joining different associations. However, entering them into ACT! was proving too tiring and time consuming. Sometimes, the company...
- Tags: Database, Data Capture, ACT!, Data Entry, eGrabber, Entertainment Industry
- Case studies 2009-01-01
- McCain's copyright problem: oh, the hypocrisy
- File under lying in the bed you made: Jackson Browne is suing John McCain, the national Republican Party and the Ohio Republican Party for copyright infringement, the LA Times reports. At issue: a McCain ad that mocks Barack Obama for recommending drivers increase mileage by checking tire...
- Tags: John McCain, McCain, Browne, Entertainment Industry, Internet, Piracy, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-08-15
- When is it OK to copy digital media?
- The response so far to my digital media ethics poll has been overwhelming. More than 7,500 votes have been cast so far, with nearly 500 comments posted in the Talkback sections for the introductory post and the poll itself. I plan to keep the voting open at least through the...
- Tags: Digital Media, CD, Entertainment Industry, Ed Bott
- Blog posts 2007-10-12
- The well-mannered marketplace
- Still catching up on my blog reading after my trip to LWCE, and the long car trip back. This post on Copyfight highlights an important point about the DMCA and how it relates to open source. The DMCA has largely been a failure at fighting...
- Tags: DMCA, entertainment, DVD, entertainment industry
- Blog posts 2005-08-19
- Employees still swapping at work
- Employees still swapping at workThe Hot Poll :How Many Feel DRM disabled Files UnfairlySuch as: Have you had your purchased files disable via a DRM mechanism ? [ ] Do you feel this was done fairly [ ] How much money have you spent of these...
- Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, Peer to peer (P2P), Outsourcing, Entertainment industry, digital-rights management, job, network
- Discussion threads 2004-03-04
- Privacy group counters P2P crackdown
- The Electronic Privacy Information Center is launching a counterattack against Hollywood's efforts to crack down on student file-swapping. The Electronic Privacy Information Center is launching a counterattack against Hollywood's efforts to crack down on student file-swapping. The privacy advocacy group is sending...
- Tags: EPIC, College, Network, P2P, Monitoring, Privacy, Privacy Advocacy Group, Entertainment Industry, Peer To Peer (P2P), Networking, Internet, Lisa M. Bowman
- News items 2002-11-07
- Morpheus asks judge to drop case
- Attorneys for peer-to-peer company StreamCast Networks are asking a judge to resolve their court case quickly in their favor. The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a motion for summary judgment in federal court in Los Angeles on Monday, urging the judge to drop the entertainment...
- Tags: StreamCast Networks, Morpheus, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Peer To Peer (P2P), Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Marketing, Lisa M. Bowman, Technology News
- News items 2002-09-09
- Report: File swapping sites to thrive
- Digital distribution of music through services such as Morpheus and Kazaa will continue to grow with use peaking in 2005, according to a research report. Digital distribution of music through services such as Morpheus and Kazaa will continue to thrive with use peaking in 2005, according to a report...
- Tags: Consumer, File-swapping, Music, Entertainment Industry, Larry Dignan, Technology News
- News items 2002-08-14
- File-swapping foes pump up the volume
- As the entertainment industry shifts its anti-piracy efforts to individuals, a little-known 1997 law could spell possible prison time for those convicted. WASHINGTON--The anti-piracy war is about to spill over onto the home front. Until now, the entertainment industry has relied on civil...
- Tags: Software, P2P, File-swapping, U.S. Congress, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Peter Jaszi, Peer To Peer (P2P), Internet, Declan McCullagh, Technology News
- News items 2002-08-13
- Ted Waitt: Defender of downloads
- Q&A Gateway's CEO has taken up the cause to fight back against overzealous Hollywood types who are trying to protect their own investments through stricter copyright laws. If he finds himself dining at Spago anytime soon, Gateway CEO Ted Waitt isn't likely to receive any bear hugs from the...
- Tags: Gateway Inc., CD, Industry, VCR, Digital Music, Entertainment, Music, Entertainment Industry, Charles Cooper, Hardware
- News items 2002-05-29
- No 'Betamax defense' for file swappers
- A federal judge denied Kazaa, StreamCast Networks and Grokster's 'Betamax defense' motion and ordered the trio to stand trial for copyright infringement. LOS ANGELES--A federal judge on Monday ordered a trio of popular file-swapping services to stand trial on copyright infringement charges, ending a bid to bring a quick...
- Tags: Software, StreamCast Networks, Sony Betamax, Kazaa, Grokster Ltd., File-swapping, Entertainment, Napster Inc., Attorney, Entertainment Industry, Peer To Peer (P2P), Tools & Techniques, Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Management, Marketing, Lisa M. Bowman, Technology News
- News items 2002-03-05
- Copyright buzz: They just don't get it
- At WCIT 2002 in Australia, the call was sounded for the revision of intellectual property laws for digital media. The entertainment industry is under the gun. ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA--A series of apparently unrelated comments at the WCIT 2002 signal an increased questioning about the legitimacy of current intellectual and copyright...
- Tags: Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Intellectual Property, Research & Development, Business Operations, Jeanne-Vida Douglas
- News items 2002-03-01
- Record labels hit with free-speech suit
- An advocacy group sues the recording industry, saying it is violating free-speech rights by trying to prevent the presentation of academic papers on holes in anti-copying technology. The Electronic Frontier Foundation filed a lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of a group of scientists,...
- Tags: Paper, Professor, Electronic Frontier Foundation, SD Card, RIAA, Copyright Law, DMCA, Entertainment, Suit, SDMI, Entertainment Industry, Princeton, Digital Media, Digital Music, Memory, Flash Memory, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Semiconductors, Hardware, Components, ZDNN Staff, Technology News
- News items 2001-06-06
- Aimster: Wouldn't swap spots with Napster
- The alternative file-swapping network is aiming to avoid Napster's legal woes by trying, among other things, to force the music industry to break the law if it monitors trading. As Napster attempts to cooperate with record labels by offering to police music piracy on its service,...
- Tags: Monitor, File-swapping, Aimster, Napster Inc., Entertainment Industry, Peer To Peer (P2P), Monitors & Displays, Internet, Hardware, Components, Lisa Bowman, Technology News
- News items 2001-03-02
- The HMS DVD's faulty guidance
- What on earth's up with the global segregation of DVD content? Having criticized Sony about some of its audio strategies two weeks ago and berated TiVO and Replay last week, I have come to the inescapable conclusion that ZDNet readers really care about their television. The amount...
- Tags: U.S., Media, TV, HMS DVD, Entertainment Industry, Way Thing, Stephan Somogyi, DVD, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Technology News
- News items 2000-11-13
- Beating Napster at its own game?
- Get ready for 'spoofing' -- fake music files that may help the music industry snag online copyright offenders. Can the entertainment industry sue its way to a world free of Internet piracy? Not according to software development company MediaDefender Inc. The Los Angeles-based startup thinks new...
- Tags: Game, Network, P2P, Entertainment, Music, Napster Inc., Entertainment Industry, MediaDefender Inc., Net, Peer To Peer (P2P), Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Marketing, Almar Latour, Technology News
- News items 2000-11-13
- Entertainment gurus mull Napster's fate
- Still stinging from previous battles over VCRs and digital audio tapes, the entertainment industry is now struggling to predict what downloadable music files will do to album sales. They said TV would put the movies out of business, and they were wrong. They said calculators...
- Tags: Digital Audio, TV, VCR, Entertainment, Music, Napster Inc., Entertainment Industry, New Wireless Internet Transmission System, Advertising & Promotion, Sales Strategy, Digital Media, Consumer Electronics, Digital Music, Marketing, Sales, Personal Technology, Lee Gomes, Technology News
- News items 2000-06-20
- DVD encryption break is a good thing
- The scheme to protect DVDs has been broken. There are now freeware programs on the Net that remove the copy protection on DVDs, allowing them to be played, edited, and copied without restriction. This should be no surprise to anyone, least of all...
- Tags: Software, Decryption, Hacker, Encryption, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Bruce Schneier, DVD, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Technology News
- News items 1999-11-16
- Video violence: From mouse to gun?
- Parents of three children who were murdered claim the entertainment industry and video violence are to blame. Once again a group of parents are trying to sue the entertainment industry. The Associated Press on Monday reported that the parents of three high-school students who were murdered at school in...
- Tags: Violence, Mouse, Video, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Carneal, Games, Corporate Communications, Personal Technology, Marketing, Micheal Mullen, Technology News
- News items 1999-04-13
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