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o Judge Orders Verizon to Turn Over Identity of Kazaa User to RIAA
o Norwegian Prosecutors Appeal Acquittal of DVD-Cracking Code Writer
o Canada Outlaws Unauthorized 'Net Retransmissions of U.S. TV Shows
o Microsoft Introduces CD Copy-Protection Technology
o Music Companies Offer Sequel to European "Digital Download Day"
o Activision Gets Exclusive Game License for 3 DreamWorks Animated Films
o Sega of America President Resigns, Takes Job at Microsoft
o Forrester Research Buys Rival Giga Information Group for $51.3 Million
o VitalStream Acquires Epoch Networks, Gets $1.1 Million Investment
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o Judge Orders Verizon to Turn Over Identity of Kazaa User to RIAA
Washington -- A federal judge has ordered Internet service provider
Verizon to turn over the name of one of its subscribers -- an alleged user
of the Kazaa file-sharing service who offered 600 files online -- to the
Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which subpoenaed the
information under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in order to stop
the alleged piracy. Previously, Verizon had petitioned the court to rule
that the request was an invasion of privacy, and instruct the RIAA to make
use of a more burdensome process to find out the user's identity. In a
37-page ruling, U.S. District Judge John Bates ruled that Verizon's
suggestion that the RIAA be required to file a "John Doe" lawsuit to
obtain a subscriber's name in such cases, rather than use the much
speedier subpoena it served Verizon, was "more burdensome and less
timely." "We appreciate the court's decision, which validates our
interpretation of the law," said RIAA president Cary Sherman. "Now that
the court has ordered Verizon to live up to its obligation under the law,
we look forward to contacting the account holder whose identity we were
seeking so we can let them know that what they are doing is illegal."
http://www.riaa.org/PR_story.cfm?id=599
http://www.riaa.com/pdf/verizon_012103.pdf
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-981449.html?tag=cd_mh
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o Norwegian Prosecutors Appeal Acquittal of DVD-Cracking Code Writer
Oslo, Norway -- Prosecutors in Norway have appealed the acquittal of a
teenager who was charged with creating DeCSS, a computer code that can
crack the security technology on DVD discs. Jon Johansen, who was 15 years
old when he created DeCSS, was acquitted on Jan. 7 of all charges brought
at the behest of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), which
represents Hollywood movie studios. The prosecution appealed the acquittal
on grounds of legal interpretation, evidence and errors it claims were
made in the first trial. "There were some principles for storing and
distributing data on new media that the court should have considered,"
Norwegian prosecutor Rune Floisbonn told the Norwegian news agency NTB.
Johansen's attorney, Halvor Manshaus, said in a statement that, "If the
appeal is granted, this means that there will be full proceedings before
the appeal court on all aspects of the case."
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/DeCSS_prosecutions/Johansen_DeCSS_
case/20030120_eff_pr.php
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=528&ncid=528&e=
5&u=/ap/20030121/ap_on_hi_te/dvd_kid
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o Canada Outlaws Unauthorized 'Net Retransmissions of U.S. TV Shows
Hull, Quebec -- Canada's version of the Federal Communications Commission
issued a ruling on Friday making it illegal to offer Internet video
retransmissions of TV programming originating in the U.S. to Canadian
Internet users. Several start-ups, including JumpTV, had hatched plans to
take advantage of a "loophole" in Canadian law that would have allowed
them to offer U.S. TV shows to Canadian users without the permission of
U.S. networks, so long as they ensured the retransmissions were only
viewed by Canadian users. In its ruling, the Canadian Radio-Television and
Telecommunications Commission said that, "at present, there is no
completely workable method of ensuring that Internet retransmissions are
geographically contained." The U.S. National Association of Broadcasters
(NAB) lauded the ruling. "We are gratified with the CRTC's conclusion that
Internet retransmission of broadcast signals should not be permitted
without the consent of the broadcaster and its program suppliers. We
regard this decision as a major victory for consumers in the protection of
free, over-the-air television signals and programming," said the NAB, in a
statement.
http://www.crtc.gc.ca/eng/welcome.htm
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-981254.html?tag=cd_mh
http://www.jumptv.com
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o Microsoft Introduces CD Copy-Protection Technology
Cannes, France -- Microsoft has introduced new CD and DVD copy-protection
technology that the company says will prohibit users from "burning"
perfect copies of store-bought discs. Developed in conjunction with
Arizona-based technology firm SunnComm, the Windows Media Data Session
Toolkit lets content creators add a "second session" to a CD, so that a
version of the CD's songs -- featuring Microsoft's digital rights
management technology -- may be played back on a PC but not copied onto a
recordable CD. Microsoft said that France-based MPO International Group,
the world's largest independent CD manufacturer, will offer the technology
to record labels using its facilities. Current U.S. releases featuring the
technology include the U.S. version of Sinead O'Connor's "Sean-Nos Nua,"
on Vanguard Records, and an upcoming DVD-ROM from Capitol Records' artists
Fischerspooner.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030120/sfm020_1.html
http://www.sunncomm.com
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o Music Companies Offer Sequel to European "Digital Download Day"
Cannes, France -- Following a trial in October that brought servers down
while U.K. residents downloaded free digital music, a number of music and
technology companies are today offering a broader scope of European
Internet users free tracks, "in a bid to draw their attention to where and
how to download legal digital music." Beginning today, the European
Digital Download Day will offer users in Germany, Spain, Italy, the U.K.
and The Netherlands five euros of free credits, which may be used toward
streaming or downloading digital music. The tracks are being distributed
by U.K.-based OD2 and its retail partners. The International Federation of
the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), an international record label trade
group, gave its endorsement to the program. "IFPI welcomes all new
legitimate music services, and European Digital Download Day is an
excellent showcase for the growing legitimate online music business in
Europe," said IFPI chairman Jay Berman. "Record companies in Europe are
now providing many tens of thousands of tracks for consumers to buy -- and
that undoubtedly puts our industry in a better position to fight back
against music theft on the Internet."
http://www.ifpi.org/site-content/press/20030120a.html
http://www.od2.com
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o Activision Gets Exclusive Game License for 3 DreamWorks Animated Films
Santa Monica, Calif. -- Game developer Activision announced on Tuesday an
exclusive licensing agreement with film studio DreamWorks SKG to publish
games based on DreamWorks' three upcoming computer-animated feature films:
"Sharkslayer," "Madagascar" and "Over the Hedge." Under the agreement,
Santa Monica, Calif.-based Activision will create PC, console and handheld
games for each film. "Sharkslayer," the first title in the agreement, is
currently scheduled for theatrical release in the fall of 2004.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030121/latu078_1.html
http://www.dreamworks.com
http://www.activision.com
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o Sega of America President Resigns, Takes Job at Microsoft
Tokyo -- Video game developer Sega of America has announced that Peter
Moore, the company's president and chief operating officer, has resigned
his position. Sega said that Tetsu Kayama, president and COO of the
Tokyo-based parent company, will take over for Moore. Meanwhile, Microsoft
on Tuesday announced that it hired Moore as corporate vice president of
retail sales and marketing. In the newly created position, Moore will
oversee retail business in Microsoft's Home and Entertainment Division,
including the Xbox video game console, Xbox and PC games from Microsoft
Game Studios, and home software and hardware products sold at retail, in
Europe and Japan.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030120/sfm034_1.html
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o Forrester Research Buys Rival Giga Information Group for $51.3 Million
Cambridge, Mass. -- Forrester Research, a provider of technology-related
research and analysis services, announced on Tuesday that it will acquire
rival Giga Information Group, in a stock deal valued at $51.3 million. The
deal is expected to close at the end of February. "Giga brings deep IT
research that augments our emerging technology focus, as well as
approximately 900 new client relationships," said Forrester chairman and
CEO George F. Colony.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/030121/212212_1.html
http://www.gigaweb.com
http://www.forrester.com
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o VitalStream Acquires Epoch Networks, Gets $1.1 Million Investment
Irvine, Calif. -- VitalStream, a provider of webcasting and other digital
media services, announced on Tuesday that it has completed its acquisition
of key assets of Web hosting firm Epoch Networks. Terms call for
VitalStream to offer 12.5 percent of its stock and $200,000 in cash.
Irvine-based VitalStream plans to integrate Epoch's Los Angeles data
center into the company's content delivery network and will enhance the
facility with advanced digital broadcasting capabilities. VitalStream also
announced that Dolphin Equity Partners has invested $1.1 million in the
company through the purchase of convertible promissory notes.
http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/f_headline.cgi?day0/230210017&ticker=vsth
http://www.vitalstream.com
http://www.epoch.net/
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John Jeffrey, EVP & General Counsel, Live365
Trey Bowles, VP, StreamCast Networks
Phil Corwin, Partner, Butera & Andrews
Jonathan Potter, Exec. Dir., Digital Media Association
Ted Cohen, VP, EMI Recorded Music
Bryan Biniak, EVP, Moviso
Richard Conlon, VP, Business Development, BMI
Vincent Peppe, Legal Counsel, Licensing, SESAC
Gerd Leonhard, Founder, LicenseMusic.com
Joe Lazlo, Senior Analyst, Jupiter Media
Tim Nilson, VP, Mobile Technology, Sony Music
Paul Sherman, Founder & Editor, Potomac Tech Wire
Nicholas Lehman, VP, Business Development, MTV
David Brudnicki, Sr. Dir., Mobile, AT&T Wireless
Josh Warner, Founder, Like Media
Mark Ghuneim, SVP, Emerging Tech., Columbia Records
Michael Hausman, Co-Founder, United Musicians
Jesse Feder, Policy Planning Advisor, U.S. Copyright Office
John Perry Barlow, Co-Founder, EFF
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(Longboat Key, Fla.) Infinium Labs, a Florida-based entertainment and
gaming company, announced on Tuesday its plans to market "a high
performance gaming console and delivery system to provide consumers with
options and capabilities that are not available in today's marketplace,"
which the company says will "outperform the Xbox, Sony PlayStation 2 and
GameCube." Infinium Labs said its console will support games on demand,
game rentals, game demos, seamless upgrades and patch management. The
company plans to unveil a prototype in March and release the console to
the market in November 2003.
http://www.infiniumlabs.com
(Cannes, France) Music Choice, a provider of digital music services to
cable TV companies, announced on Tuesday that it will use Microsoft's
Windows Media 9 Series format for a new digital music subscription service
it will distribute through European ISPs. New York-based Music Choice said
the service will offer almost 1 million tracks from its music library,
which includes content from all the major record labels and hundreds of
independents. The service will also enable ISPs to offer consumers the
ability to buy audio downloads, CDs and mobile phone ringtones.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030120/sfm021_1.html
http://www.musicchoice.com
(Boston) Berklee Media, a division of Boston's Berklee College of Music,
on Tuesday announced the formal launch of its online school website.
Online classes will offer instruction in music theory, writing, desktop
production and the music business. Fees for instruction at
Berkleemusic.com range from $19.95 for Master Class DVDs to $795 for
12-week online class sessions.
http://www.berkleemusic.com
(New York) Medialink, a provider of multimedia communications services,
announced on Tuesday that NBC News Channel has signed a long-term
agreement to use its Teletrax video watermarking technology. NBC will use
Teletrax to monitor broadcast usage of its programming electronically for
proof of performance and copyright protection.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/030121/212279_1.html
http://www.nbc.com
http://www.teletrax.tv
(Washington) XM Satellite Radio, operator of a nationwide,
satellite-delivered digital radio service, said on Tuesday that it expects
80,000 Delphi XM SKYFi "boom box" satellite radio receivers to ship to
retailers in the first half of this year. "XM's accelerating subscriber
growth has been fueled by our 'third launch' into the home and portable
markets with our next-generation SKYFi family of products from Delphi,
which will be a big part of our 2003 march to exceed 1 million
subscribers," said XM president and CEO Hugh Panero.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/030121/dctu026_1.html
http://www.xmradio.com
(San Diego) PacketVideo, a developer of wireless streaming video
technology, announced on Tuesday that Hong Kong-based wireless service
provider New World Mobility has launched a service using its technology.
The HomeCare Mobile Viewing Service uses San Diego-based PacketVideo's pv3
Mobilemedia System to let mobile users view live streaming video feeds
from cameras within their homes via their color screen mobile phone
handsets.
http://www.nwmobility.com
http://www.packetvideo.com
(Burbank, Calif.) Warner Bros. Consumer Products announced on Tuesday an
agreement with game developer Electronic Arts to co-publish titles based
on the upcoming live action feature film, "Looney Tunes: Back In Action."
U.K.-based game studio Warthog is currently developing the game, which
will debut in November 2003 for PlayStation 2, GameCube and Game Boy
Advance.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/030121/210055_1.html
http://www.countingdown.com/movies/looneytunes
http://www.ea.com
http://www.warthog.co.uk
(Los Angeles) Flipside, an online games network and unit of Vivendi
Universal Net USA, said on Tuesday that it has signed a three-year
agreement with Seattle-based GameHouse, to distribute all of the company's
skill-based cash competition game titles. Flipside will feature the games
on its iWin cash-competition games channel.
http://www.gamehouse.com
http://www.flipside.com
(Mountain View, Calif.) The Internet Streaming Media Alliance (ISMA), a
non-profit trade group founded in 2000 by Apple, Cisco, IBM, Philips and
Sun Microsystems, on Tuesday announced that four new companies have joined
its ranks. The new members are Sweden-based Coding Technologies;
Maryland-based ContentGuard; Korea-based Nextreaming Corporation and
Connecticut-based VBrick Systems. The ISMA's stated goal is "to accelerate
the market adoption of a universal open standard for streaming rich media
over the Internet Protocol."
http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/f_headline.cgi?day0/230210165&ticker=
http://www.isma.tv
(Dallas, Texas) Streamwaves, a provider of branded digital music
subscription services, said on Tuesday it has partnered with PC maker HP
to distribute its services. The HP/Streamwaves service will be promoted
with a 30-day trial offer on Compaq and HP's co-branded portals on Yahoo
and Netscape, as well as at MyHPClub.com and MyPresarioClub.com.
http://www.streamwaves.com
(San Diego) 989 Sports, a game development studio of Sony Computer
Entertainment America, said on Tuesday that its annual "NFL GameDay"
simulation game between the two teams in this year's Super Bowl will be
played on Wednesday evening. San Diego-based 989 Sports' title has
successfully predicted the winner of the actual Super Bowl football game
for seven consecutive years.
http://www.989sports.com
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