Posted by piblogger on August 3, 2011 · Comments Off on Has Atlas Shrugged? (Part 1): Does the government’s decision to drop their controversial plan to block websites that infringe on copyright laws mark the end of creativity as we know it?
Controversial plans to block websites that infringe on copyright laws have been dropped by the government after advice from Ofcom . . . the measure has been scrapped on the grounds that it was ‘unworkable’, the government said in its response to the Hargreaves Review, a recent report on intellectual property rules. from today’s Huffington … Continue reading →
Has Atlas Shrugged? (Part 1): Does the government’s decision to drop their controversial plan to block websites that infringe on copyright laws mark the end of creativity as we know it?
Posted by piblogger on August 3, 2011 · Comments Off on Has Atlas Shrugged? (Part 1): Does the government’s decision to drop their controversial plan to block websites that infringe on copyright laws mark the end of creativity as we know it?
Controversial plans to block websites that infringe on copyright laws have been dropped by the government after advice from Ofcom . . . the measure has been scrapped on the grounds that it was ‘unworkable’, the government said in its response to the Hargreaves Review, a recent report on intellectual property rules. from today’s Huffington … Continue reading →
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