Techdirt Interview of Ira Rothken
-Discussion of Ira Rothken's career handling internet copyright cases
February 23, 2012 Radio New Zealand
-US abuse of power in taking down Megaupload
-No such thing as criminal secondary copyright infringement
-The Prosecution is politically motivated
Ira Rothken presentation at e-discovery seminar (excerpt)
- discussion of technical-legal factors to consider in determining whether e-discovery related data is "not reasonably accessible"
- More information can be found here
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Wednesday, September 10, 2003 at 01:16AM According to a lawsuit filed in Superior Court in California. The lawsuit seeks to enjoin the RIAA's Clean Slate "Amnesty" program as it does not provide a a full release of copyright claims against consumers who are required, as a condition of entering the program, to make admissions of copyright infringment.
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