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

Here We Go Again: Another Round of Changes Haven’t Solved the Problems with the JCPA

Public Knowledge Applauds Bipartisan Privacy Efforts, Cautions Congress Must Fix FCC Authority Concerns Before Full Committee Markup

Public Knowledge Policy Counsel Kathleen Burke Receives WifiForward Wi-Fi At Work Award

Regulating Digital Platforms: How the DPCA will Efficiently Address Platform Issues

Victory for Internet Users and Free Speech as SCOTUS Blocks Texas Online Speech Regulation Law

Big Tech Competition Bills Don’t Address Content Moderation, and That’s A Good Thing