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Podcast of the annual conference on emerging legal issues surrounding digital publishing and content distribution, produced by the Media Law Resource Center... more
FAQs about Legal Frontiers in Digital Media Podcast:How many episodes does Legal Frontiers in Digital Media Podcast have?The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
June 18, 2015Managing the International Legal Needs of Digital MediaCounsel will discuss their experiences coping with the demands of a cross-border legal environment as a practical matter: evaluating international needs, finding and working with counsel, dealing with foreign governments and crisis management. When do you worry that your company’s activities will trigger international scrutiny or liability? Do you have counsel on call in every […]...more0minPlay
June 18, 2015The New Networks: Tech Journalists on Content Management in an Over-the-Top WorldContent bundles are fraying as one content producer after another announces that it is going “over the top” – streaming content that is accessible online without the need for a traditional cable television subscription. Format distinctions driven by traditional commercial models are breaking down as network shows rub shoulders with feature films, original programming from […]...more0minPlay
June 18, 2015Probing the Outer Limits of Section 230Some companies are hoping the CDA will protect them even as they engage in activities in the physical world, while at the same time, courts are pushing back in certain areas, even where the claim involves publisher activities. Our expert panel will discuss: • The real-world impact of Roomates.com‘s “material contribution” standard for participating in […]...more0minPlay
June 18, 2015What’s Fair is Foul: Has The Transformative Use Doctrine Transformed Copyright Law For Better or Worse?Fair use and the bounds of the transformational use have been front and center in a range of copyright cases this past year. A panel of experts from all sides of the fair use landscape will discuss fair use as it applies to search, digitization and accessibility. Are mass digitization projects simply mass infringement? Is […]...more0minPlay
June 19, 2014Digital Media Venture Capital 2014Digital Media Venture Capital 2014 This session will continue our tradition of closing the conference with a discussion among venture capital professionals, who will offer their views and forecasts on what to expect in the digital media landscape in the near term. Panelists: Stephanie Zeppa, Partner, Sheppard Mullin (Moderator); Stephen Bernardez, Principal, ONSET Ventures; Saad […]...more0minPlay
June 19, 2014Online Advertising MashupOnline Advertising Mashup This session will explore the biggest issues in online advertising today, including: Interest-Based Advertising: the latest on Do Not Track, the implications of platform-based opt outs such as Apple’s IDFA and Android’s Advertising ID, and how recent technological changes affect how companies engage users and how publishers monetize advertising inventory. Recent changes […]...more0minPlay
June 19, 2014Digital Media in the Age of NSA SurveillanceDigital Media in the Age of NSA Surveillance This panel will cover the implications of US spying and data-collection on American digital media domestically and around the world, and explore how digital companies should respond in the wake of government demands for user information. Should digital companies be standing up for their users’ privacy and […]...more0minPlay
June 19, 2014Scraping Content: the CFAA, DMCA, and Terms of UseScraping Content: the CFAA, DMCA, and Terms of Use The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act—created in response to fears of cybercriminal attacks—has morphed into a potential tool for policing third-party scraping and access to websites. How and why are content hosting websites, such as LinkedIn, craigslist, and Facebook using the CFAA to police third-party uses […]...more0minPlay
June 19, 2014Digital Video ConvergenceDigital Video Convergence With all of the various video distribution platforms now in wide use: Web, iTunes, TiVo, Consoles, Slingbox-type forwarding, over-the-top (Netflix, Amazon, Hulu), Cable, and Broadcast, this panel will address the business environment, business models and legal challenges of putting together video content deals in the digital age. We will invite business development […]...more0minPlay
FAQs about Legal Frontiers in Digital Media Podcast:How many episodes does Legal Frontiers in Digital Media Podcast have?The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.