Stories of Interest
Stories of Interest
Stories of Interest

By Public Knowledge
November 20, 2006

Being a slow policy week, there are a few stories that caught my eye:

CBS discovers video downloads leads to more TV watching.
Michael Arrington responds to Big Labels are f#cked by saying music tax is incredibly stupid.
Creative uncripples MP3 players, restoring FM recording.
SecondLife's CopyBot gives us a taste of life where anything can be copied and replicated

How tech supports good policy

The Fatal Failures of the Copyright Office’s Report on AI

Why the FTC’s Click-to-Cancel Rule Deserved Better

Public Knowledge Urges FCC To Block or Condition T-Mobile/U.S. Cellular Deal Eroding Wireless Competition

Courts Agree: AI Training Ruled As Fair Use in Bartz v. Anthropic and Kadrey v. Meta

Ted Cruz Wants To Sell Your Wi-Fi to AT&T. This Will Make Your Wi-Fi Suck and Your Mobile Bill Higher.

Public Knowledge Condemns CBS 60 Minutes Settlement with President Trump as Attack on Press Freedoms