Lawsuits, business cooperation, and new technology deployment provide viable means for...
Lawsuits, business cooperation, and new technology deployment provide viable means for addressing Internet piracy, said House IP Subcommittee Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., in an interview for C-SPAN’s The Communicators series (http://xrl.us/bndbp6) scheduled for telecast Saturday. Goodlatte cited the need for…
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faster responses to solving piracy than legislative action can provide. Although general agreement exists that Internet piracy is a problem, few agree on how to solve it, he said. He also described Internet regulation as a “slippery slope” to avoid and suggested company transparency and consumer control as better protections for Internet privacy. Goodlatte said that the Telecom Act of 1996 will probably need to be adjusted to account for technological development, but he withheld judgment on the extent of the alterations needed.