Just came across this post (via slashdot) from yesterday, supposedly presenting a new research study sponsored by Google & PRS for music: http://googlepolicyeurope.blogspot.de/2012/07/follow-money-to-fight-online-piracy.html
>From the article: "Instead of imposing blocks or filters that might damage >fundamental freedoms, governments should construct coalitions with reputable >advertising networks, payment processors and rightsholders. Together, these >coalitions can crack down and squeeze the financing behind online >infringement." Can anyone clarify that this blog is Google-approved? Thoughts on this enforcement approach? Does this ignore non-commercial copyright infringement? And does it remove the "need" for government action against infringers? Jared Grad student/Pepperdine Mediated & Mass Communication
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