Fostering Web 2.0 Innovation: The Role of the Judicial Interpretation of the DMCA Safe Harbor, Secondary Liability and Fair Use

Monseau, Susanna

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“…The Motion Picture Association of America and the Recording Industry Association of America have fought a long war against "piracy", objecting to citizens sharing, downloading and uploading music and movies (Cavazos and Szyliowicz, 2011). They successfully lobbied the US Congress to adopt the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, and then used this for civil litigation against individuals (Kao, 2004;Boag, 2004;Monseau, 2012). Ultimately, these efforts seem to have failed to resist technological change.…”

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Lobbying and litigation in telecommunications markets – reapplying Porter’s five forces

Sutherland

2014

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to consider extending the Porter “five forces” model for business strategy to encompass nonmarket actions in the telecommunications sector. Design/methodology/approach – The Porter five forces model is reviewed in terms of a heavily regulated sector, examining each force in turn, with examples of the use by market players of lobbying and litigation to affect market outcomes. Findings – The “five forces” model is a useful tool in analysing advocacy, lobbying and litigation by players in a heavily regulated market. Practical implications – The extension opens the way to research in a number of areas to examine issues of structure and strategy, effectiveness in coupling market and nonmarket strategies. Originality/value – Business strategy is infrequently analysed in the telecommunications sector and only rarely considers lobbying and litigation. This article provides a framework for such analyses and opens up new areas of research.

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Lobbying and litigation in telecommunications markets – reapplying Porter’s five forces

Sutherland

2014

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El derecho de autor, las nuevas tecnologías y el derecho comparado. Una reflexión para la legislación nacional y sus desarrollos jurisprudenciales

Barbosa

2015

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resumen: Los derechos de autor son resultado de la invención de la imprenta y están relacionados con los desarrollos tecnológicos y sus nuevas formas de fijación y transmisión de obras protegidas. Así ha ocurrido con la invención de la fotografía, el piano de rollo, los discos de vinil, y las cintas magnéticas de audio y video. En relación con la tecnología digital y el Internet, el sistema jurídico mexicano presenta un desfase en cuanto a los cambios legislativos que conllevan las nuevas tecnologías. Esta investigación se basa en el estudio de sentencias de tribunales de varios países sobre la tecnología y los derechos de autor, desde tecnología peer to peer, hasta sitios de Internet interactivos denominados Web 2.0, en los que los usuarios suben contenidos con o sin autorización. El estudio comparado puede servir de base para futuros desarrollos en la materia en nuestro sistema legal.

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Fostering Web 2.0 Innovation: The Role of the Judicial Interpretation of the DMCA Safe Harbor, Secondary Liability and Fair Use

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Lobbying and litigation in telecommunications markets – reapplying Porter’s five forces

Lobbying and litigation in telecommunications markets – reapplying Porter’s five forces

El derecho de autor, las nuevas tecnologías y el derecho comparado. Una reflexión para la legislación nacional y sus desarrollos jurisprudenciales

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