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Protecting the University from Copyright Bullies

Protecting the University from Copyright Bullies

Title:Protecting the University from Copyright Bullies (ID: CSD5168)
Author(s):Wendy Seltzer(duplicate) (Northeastern University)
Topics:Copyright, Copyright Infringement, Cornell University Computer Policy and Law Program, DMCA, Federal Copyright Law, P2P File Sharing, Privacy
Source:Cornell University Computer Policy and Law Program
Origin:Community Contributions (09/27/2007)
Type:Audio and Video
Abstract:

How can the university foster intellectual exploration and creativity, protect students' privacy, and educate responsible citizens of the networked world? Is it possible to support balanced copyright law and enforcement, without responding to every entertainment company's demands for internet filtering and "pre-litigation notices"?

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