I’ve mentioned before in my blog, the copyright law that was meant to come into force in my home country, and the relevance it had for international copyright protection efforts. Just as a brief reminder – the law was supposedly going to make it harder for people to breach copyright, but in the process it [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Intellectual Property’
Copyright law re-do; sanity prevails
Posted in Intellectual Property, tagged copyright, Intellectual Property, justice, law, new zealand on March 24, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Cutting off copy-right infringers at the ISP
Posted in Intellectual Property, Real Life, Second Life, tagged copyright, Intellectual Property, ISPs, jurisprudence, law, legal issues, legal philosophy, new technology, new zealand, Second Life on February 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve only recently come across a blog entry about a law that is meant to come into force here very soon – one that makes ISPs cut off Internet access once a customer has infringed copyright more than once, via their Internet service. It’s seen as a highly controversial move, mostly turning on the issue [...]
Technology and Regulation
Posted in Intellectual Property, Second Life, tagged freedom, gambling, Intellectual Property, law, regulation, Second Life, taxes, technology, trademe on January 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
When I was doing my law degree I unfortunately chose not to do the course on Law & Technology (it had too much internal assessment required and a lot of it had to be done online – I didn’t have regular Internet access so that was a no-goer). I did however inevitably get exposed to [...]
Intellectual Property: Understanding Foundations
Posted in Intellectual Property, tagged consequentialism, critical legal studies, Intellectual Property, law, morality, philosophy, property, Second Life on December 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A while ago I said I would be posting about Intellectual Property as it applies to Second Life, drawing from both my Philosophical and Legal background, as well as my experiences. Numerous fun things like my Twilight Gallery showing and my wisdom teeth being yanked have managed to postpone the series, but it has been [...]
Why should you listen to me about Intellectual Property..?
Posted in Intellectual Property, Real Life, tagged credentials, Intellectual Property on December 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
…was a question I was asked in a comment here on my blog tonight. So let’s just put it out there for why what I say on the topic might be worth listening to; specifically, what “credentials” I have in this area (which they asked for).
If you already know my background stop reading now cause [...]
The Academic Mind, and Intellectual Property
Posted in Intellectual Property, Second Life, Second Life & Real Life Intersection, tagged Intellectual Property, ivory tower, Second Life, theft on December 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A lot of people in SL don’t “get me” when it comes to my view on intellectual property (music, software, art, writing, design, etc). I’ve read posts that say it’s just the way of the future that these ideas of original creator will break down and become grass-roots and community based notions. Not if I [...]
Integrity
Posted in Second Life, Second Life & Real Life Intersection, tagged fundamnetals, integrity, Intellectual Property, law, music, philosophy, principles, rules, Second Life, software, stolen, theft on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I should warn you: This post is long, it is complicated, and for some it will be offensive. It’s one of those things I don’t expect many people to read, and even less to understand. But I’m writing it anyway cause hey, it’s my blog.
I have a firm set of principles by which I live. [...]
