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MPAA wins case against Chinese DVD maker

Members of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) have won a lawsuit against a Chinese DVD manufacturer that will give the group a say over how that company's DVD players are made in the future.

BSA and MPAA Presidents Call the Digital Millennium Copyright Act A Crucial Step in Bringing Forth the Information Revolution

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), enacted ten years ago in October 1998, has been “a stunning success,� according to the leaders of the global software and motion picture industries.

Imagine RIAA, MPAA in Control of Handbag Industry

Handbags_2 Imagine for a moment the handbag industry adopting the same business model as Hollywood and the record labels.

Asian and U.S. Entertainment Industries to Come Together on Panel to Protect Copyright on the Internet

MPAA, KBS America, TOKYOPOP, U.S. Department of Commerce, and Los Angeles City Attorney s Office to participate

Asian and U.S. Entertainment Industries to Come Together on Panel to Protect Copyright on the Internet

MPAA, KBS America, TOKYOPOP, U.S. Department of Commerce, and Los Angeles City Attorney s Office to participate

Asian and U.S. Entertainment Industries to Come Together on Panel to Protect Copyright on the Internet

MPAA, KBS America, TOKYOPOP, U.S. Department of Commerce, and Los Angeles City Attorney s Office to participate

Hollywood: Court rules against China DVD player maker

SAN FRANCISO—The Motion Picture Association of America Inc. (MPAA) said Friday (Oct. 31) that a California court issued a permanent injunction that prohibits China-based DVD player manufacturer Gowell Electronics Ltd. from violating any term of the Content Scramble System (CSS) license agreement.

Hollywood: Court rules against China DVD player maker

SAN FRANCISO—The Motion Picture Association of America Inc. (MPAA) said Friday (Oct. 31) that a California court issued a permanent injunction that prohibits China-based DVD player manufacturer Gowell Electronics Ltd. from violating any term of the Content Scramble System (CSS) license agreement.

10 Years Later, Misunderstood DMCA Is the Law That "Saved the Web"

mattOzan writes "On the tenth anniversary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act [PDF], Wired Magazine posits that the DMCA should be praised for catalyzing the interactive '2.0' web that we enjoy today. While acknowledging the troublesome 'anti-circumvention' provision of the act, they claim that any harm caused by that is far outweighed by the act's "notice-and-takedown" provision and the safe harbor that this provides to intermediary ISPs. Fritz Attaway, policy adviser for the MPAA weighed in saying 'It's not perfect. But it's better than nothing.'"

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