Rep. Boucher (D-Va.) challenged TV copyright owners who are conce...
Rep. Boucher (D-Va.) challenged TV copyright owners who are concerned about piracy from digital set-top boxes to “present a united front” on what home copying they will accept in exchange for encryption technologies. At kickoff of American U. Washington…
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College of Law’s new Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property (IP) Clinic, he said he hoped Congress would approve measure akin to Sec. 1201(k) of Digital Millennium Copyright Act. That Act requires VCRs to respond to technologies encoded on videocassettes to stop people from copying films where there’s no reasonable expectation of being allowed to do so (as, for example, when movies are rented from video store).