The Demise of Neutrality
Net Neutrality is the concept that all internet traffic be deemed equally important and therefore treated identically by service providers. It underpinned the early years of the net allowing unwieldy users
Posted at 9:53 am on December 30, 2008 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Advertising & Marketing, internet, music, music business | read on
Same Tactic, Same Redundant Result
Intellectual Property is one of the more misunderstood rights in the new millennium. To say they made complete sense to people before the new millennium would be a stretch, but because these intangible rights were attached to seemingly tangible objects, they at least carried some meaning. The objects however were merely the fixation [...]
Posted at 10:51 am on December 22, 2008 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Law, Techonology, copyrights, digital & mobile distribution, internet, music, music business, new media law | Tagged: cd, copyright, digital download, digital music, downloaded music, intellectual property law, internet service provider, ip law, isp, mp3, music, music business, music distribution, music industry, recording industry association of america, riaa, trademark | read on
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