Interpreting Grokster: Protecting Copyright in the the Age of Peer-to-Peer
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
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Prepared by Members of the Internet Caucus Advisory Committee
- Association for Competitive Technology
- Alliance for Digital Progress
- Center for Democracy & Technology
- Consumer Electronics Association
- Competitive Enterprise Institute
- Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, PLLC
- EDUCAUSE
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Home Recording Rights Coalition
- Institute for Policy Innovation
- Library Copyright Alliance
- Motion Picture Association of America
- Progress & Freedom Foundation
- Public Knowledge
- Recording Industry Association of America
- Verizon
About This Compilation: Congressional staff have indicated to Internet Caucus Advisory Committee staff that succinct Internet policy position papers from a variety of perspectives would be helpful in their Congressional work. Based on that suggestion, the ICAC has requested of all its 200 member organizations one pager issue briefs on the topic of Interpreting Grokster: What Was Decided and What Is Left for Congress to Do?
The position papers herein reflect only the perspective of the organization that submitted it. The ICAC hopes that the scope of submissions reflects a balanced and diverse perspective on this issue. This one pager compilation serves to augment the Internet Caucus Advisory Committee event on RFID technology applications. We hope that you find this compilation helpful and please provide comments and suggestions by emailing tim@netcaucus.org or by phoning Tim Lordan at 202-638-4370.