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Internet Law for Bloggers
- 1. Beyond SOPA by Pamela S. Wynn Boynton Beach, Florida www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 2. This presentation is general information, not legal advice. www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 3. Not the first attempts to regulate the Internet www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 4. Internet only or Copyright Act of 1976 Apply to Internet Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 ICANN’s Uniform Domain Name Dispute Policy State Laws Federal Trade Commission Rules Can SPAM *partial list (Proposed) OPEN Act (Upcoming) TPP Agreement www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 5. ACTA Trade Agreement signed by President October 18, 2011 Pending now in EU www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 6. No court order Apply worldwide Government pursues violators www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 8. Protects Your Content 1. Reproduce works 2. Prepare derivative works 3. Distribute copies 4. Perform/Display publicly www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 9. Text Images Java Applets, JavaScripts, and ActiveX scripts www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 10. Ideas Facts (unless meets "compilation" definition) Titles, names, short phrases, slogans Lists of ingredients or contents Blank forms and similar works designed to record rather than convey information" (See Circular 32 and 37 C.F.R. § 202.1) U.S. Government Publications Public domain works www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 11. Are you in violation? www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 12. ◦Flickr ◦Google Images Advanced Search “usage rights” Commercial vs Non-Commercial Use www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 13. Usage Rights Modify or Not? www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 14. Permission Purchase/License Fair Use www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 15. Don’t Be a Copy Cat Inspiration is ok, copying is not www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 16. Prevents circumventing measures to prevent unauthorized access making or selling devices or services intended to circumvent access or copying measures www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 17. Sent to site owner or ISP Safe Harbor for ISPs ISP removes/ blocks the infringing material promptly and informs person responsible about takedown www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 18. Megaupload Indictment Criminal Copyright Infringement www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 19. Soooooooooo www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 20. ICANN Name Policy Administrative Proceeding or Civil Court Case www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 21. Disclosures Endorsements Earnings Disclosure Must Be Prominently Posted www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 22. DeepGlamour is an Amazon affiliate. Virginia Postrel receives a percentage of the purchase price on anything you buy through one of our Amazon links, including purchases you make while on Amazon that we did not link directly to. The Federal Trade Commission demands that we tell you this—they think you're idiots and are violating the First Amendment with their regulation of what bloggers publish—but it's also a friendly reminder to Support DeepGlamour by starting all your Amazon shopping here. www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 23. Endorsement Rule Must be Results Consumer Can Expect Can’t Use “Results not typical” Celebrity Endorsers Can Be Liable www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 24. Applies to all emails with a Primary Commercial Purpose www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 25. State Laws Defamation Privacy Contracts Releases www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 26. Untrue factual assertion that harms reputation www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 27. Use Picture of Someone for Commerce Recordings www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 28. Webinar Replays Products from Live Classes www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 29. Who Owns Comments? Terms of Service Submissions by users that violate laws can get YOU in trouble DCMA Copyright Agent Appointment www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
- 30. Follow Laws on Your Sites and Monitor the OPEN Act www.keepthewebopen.com Sign ACTA Petition www.tinyurl.com/ACTApetition Support Electronic Frontier Foundation www.eff.org www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com February 2012
- 31. More Legal Resources: www.findyourpracticeonline.com/wcmia Connect: @diyPam www.FindYourPracticeOnline.com
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- The OPEN Act would allow copyright holders to file complaints about copyright infringement at foreign websites with the U.S. International Trade Commission, which would investigate the complaints and decide whether U.S. payment processors and online advertising networks should be required to cut off funding. Tran Pacific PartnershipTPP broad outline approved 9 countries’ • Cross-cutting issues not previously in trade agreements, such as making the regulatory systems of TPP countries more compatible so U.S. companies can operate more seamlessly in TPP markets
- Anti-Counterfeiting Trade AgreementWhereas ISPs normally are only forced to remove content after a court order, all legal oversight will be abolished, a precedent that will apply globally, rendering the treaty worse in its potential scope for abuse than SOPA or PIPA.Creates an ACTA Committee to decide violationsA country known for its enforcement of harsh Internet censorship policies like China could demand under the treaty that an ISP in the United States remove content or terminate a website on its server altogether. As we have seen from the enforcement of similar copyright policies in the US, websites are sometimes targeted for no justifiable reason.The agreement will create an “ACTA Committee” to make amendments to the agreement. The problem is that this committee is not accountable to anybody. It is outside the public and judicial process, and not accountable to a nation or an international body.
- While copyright infringement was previously a civil matter, violation of the prohibitions of DMCAantihacking is a criminal offense, which is punishable by a fine of up to $500k fine or up to 5 years imprisonment. Repeat offenses are punishable by a fine of up to $1M, or up to 10 years imprisonment. This is a very significant change.Bush signed Protect IP Act in 10/08 – criminal penalties for infringement under copyright act
- TCP/IP was standardized in 1982
- Do not use someone else’s without permission
- Under the fair use doctrine, third parties are permitted to use your copyrighted work without your permission for limited and "transformative" uses, including criticism, commentary, news reporting, parody, and teaching.
- DMCA makes it a crime to hack DRM or other technical measures intended to protect copyrighted works. It is also a crime to make or sell devices for this purpose. criminal - as opposed to civil offensesDMCA extends US copyright law to cover works from, or by nationals of, the signatory nations. 1998
- No hearing – no proofAppoint a take down notice agent at copyright.gov
- Conspiracy to Commit Racketeering Criminal Conspiracy to Commit Copyright InfringementConspiracy to Commit Money Laundering
- ICANN | Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers 1998Trademark owner owns a trademark (either registered or unregistered) that is the same or confusingly similar The party who registered domain name has no legitimate right or interest in the domain name; and The domain name was registered and used in bad faith
- Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 ("CAN-SPAM Act“)Headers and subject linesValid postal addressLabeled as an advertisement/pornInclude instructions in the emailBe prompt in removing opt-outshow a reasonable recipient would perceive the purpose of an e-mail message based upon its subject line and the content located at the beginning of the message.actions must be brought by state Attorneys General,27 Internet Service Providers,28 or primarily, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC")
- Match.com suit for stock imagesRecording – 2 person consent in Fla