Targeting Websites Dedicated to Stealing American Intellectual Property

Name: Targeting Websites Dedicated to Stealing American Intellectual Property
Brand: Nova Science Publishers Inc
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L. Mooney Anthony(Herausgeber*in)

Nova Science Publishers Inc

Erschienen am 10. Juli 2018

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Intro
Contents
Preface*
Chapter 1
Statements of Committee Members
Opening Statement of Hon. Patrick J. Leahy, a U.S. Senator from the State of Vermont
Statement of Hon. Chuck Grassley, a U.S. Senator from the State of Iowa
Chapter 2
Witnesses
Statement of Tom Adams, President and Chief Executive Officer, Rosetta Stone Inc., Arlington, Virginia
Statement of Scott Turow, President, Authors Guild, New York, New York
Statement of Christine N. Jones, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, the Go Daddy Group, Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona
Statement of Thomas M. Dailey, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Verizon Communications Inc., Arlington, Virginia
Statement of Denise Yee, Senior Trademark Counsel, Visa, Inc., San Francisco, California
Chapter 3
Questions and Answers
Senator Grassley's Written Questions
Questions for Tom Adams (Rosetta Stone)
Questions of Senator Tom Coburn, M.D.
Tom Adams, President and CEO, Rosetta Stone, Inc.
Responses of Thomas M. Dailey
Senator Grassley's Written Questions
Responses of Thomas M. Dailey (Verizon)
Klobuchar Questions for the Record
Responses of Mr. Thomas Dailey, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Verizon
Questions of Senator Chuck Grassley
Domain Name Registrar
Questions of Senator Amy Klobuchar
Domain Name Registrar
Questions of Senator Tom Coburn, M.D.
Domain Name Registrar
Scott Turow Responses to Senator Coburn
Scott Turow Responses to Senator Grassley
Case Study #3: myPadMedia
The Novel Network Home Page
Thousands of Ebooks!
The Novel Network's Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Novel Network?
What Type of ebooks Can Members Get Access To?
What about Comic Books?
What Do You Mean By 'Unlimited' Downloads?
So How Much Does This Cost?
Going Viral: Affiliate Networks + Search Engine Advertising
Enter Plimus of Silicon Valley
Putting it Together: NovelNetworkExposed.com
Responses of Visa Inc. to Committee Members' Questions
Senator Grassley's Questions
Senator Klobuchar's Question
Senator Coburn's Questions
Chapter 4
Submissions for the Record
Testimony of Tom Adams Chief Executive Officer
Legislative Summary
First Amendment Considerations
Potential Overbreadth
Procedural Protections
Conclusion
Written Testimony Submitted for the Record of Daniel Castro
The Problem of Digital Piracy
Potential Legislative Responses
Response to Criticism of Legislation
Freedom of Speech
Foreign Censorship
Weaken the Internet
Why the Criticism?
Conclusion
Statement of the Center for Democracy and Technology
1. Ineffectiveness
2. Collateral Damage
A. Overbreadth: Impact on Lawful Speech
B. Technical Impact and Cybersecurity
C. International Implications
D. Compliance Costs
Statement of Edward J. Black
I. Summary
II. Seizing Domain Names
Ill. Domain Name Seizure as Proposed by 5.3804 (COICA) Will Be Ineffective and Risky
A. COICA's Domain Name Blocking Will Be Ineffective
B. COICA Will Have Troublesome Collateral Consequences
C. COICA Lacks Proper Safeguards
IV. Alternatives to COICA
Conclusion
Statement of the Consumer Electronics Association
Thomas M. Dailey: Testimony before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary
Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT)
I. Introduction
II. Discussion
A. The Legislation Should Minimize the Impact on Service Providers
B. Portions of the Legislation Which Verizon Believes Require
Amendment or Clarification
I. Judicial Orders to Restrict Access to Domain Names Should be Limited to U.S.-Based DNS Servers
Statement of U.S. Senator Al Franken
Statement of the Honorable Chuck Grassley United States Senator, Iowa
Go Daddy :Before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Hearing on "Targeting Websites Dedicated to Stealing American Intellectual Property"
Introduction
Go Daddy's Commitment to Intellectual Property Rights
Current Efforts to Combat Online Infringements and Counterfeits through Domain Name Redirection and Website Takedowns
A. Go Daddy Routinely Works with Courts and Law Enforcement to Disable Access to Domain Names and Websites Connected to Infringing Content
B. Go Daddy Works Directly with Intellectual Property Owners to Help Them Protect Their Rights
Comments Regarding Senate Bill 3804: The "Combating Online Infringements and Counterfeits Act"
Conclusion
Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.)
Statement of Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. Before the Senate Judiciary Committee
A. Background and Introduction
B. Rogue Websites Create Consumer Confusion and Damage the Motion Picture and Television Industry
C. Action by the Congress and the Administration Will Curtail the Negative Economic Impact of Online Theft
Testimony of NetCoalition Before the United States Senate Committee
Technological Concerns
Legal Concerns
Policy Concerns
Conclusion
The New York Times
Would the Bard Have Survived the Web?
Statement of Sherwin Siy
Introduction
Tailoring Solutions Accurately
Targeting Bad-Faith Actors
Limiting Collateral Damage in Enforcement
Ensuring Due Process
International Implications
International Sensitivities and Risks of Technical Retaliation
Maintaining a Consistent Message on Internet Freedom
Cybersecurity Considerations
Conclusion
Our Copyright Policy Inadvertently Encourages Investments in Technologies and Services That Promote Trafficking in Stolen Books, Music, and Movies
Case Study #1: BIGuard.com
Case Study #2: ifile.it
Chronology of a File-Sharing Startup, from Launch to One Million Users
The Business Model: Ads
Recommendations
Conclusion
Statement of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on: "Targeting Websites Dedicated to Stealing American Intellectual Property"
Testimony of Steven M. Tepp
The Harm from Rogue Websites
Enhanced Legal Tools are Needed to Cut Off Rogue Sites
Rogue Sites are Stealing American Jobs and Hurting Consumers!
The Honorable Ron Wyden
Testimony of Denise Yee, Visa Inc.
I. The Visa Network
II. Challenges to Protecting Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment
A Payment System's Perspective
A. AllofNIP3.com
B. Intellectual Property Owner Attacks Visa in Perfect 10 v. Visa
III. Joining the Fight to Curb Intellectual Property Infringements
A. Visa's Current Policy
B. Payment Industry's Rest Practices
C. Intellectual Property Owners Must Identify Infringements
D. Coordinated Enforcement Necessary to Make an Impact
IV. Unintended Consequences to Legislative Action
V. Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeiting Act
VI. Conclusion
Index
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