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Digital Media Venture Capital 2013
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Our third annual discussion with members of venture capital firms to get their perspective on the future of digital media. Always a lively discussion, our VC's will provide insights on near-term trends and trajectories in the digital media industry and will comment on the practicality and commercial viability of all the latest technologies, apps and digital platforms.
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8/6/2013
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Balancing Innovation and Intellectual Property Protection in New Forms of News Distribution
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This session will examine what happens when innovation and intellectual property rights collide in the news delivery business. The discussion will explore the tension and try to forge understanding between the entrepreneurs, technology companies, and other innovators and investors who develop or fund new products and platforms that aggregate, excerpt, and distill third-party content -- but often without clear authorization from those third parties; and the media organizations who create much of the content on which these new products and platforms rely -- but from whom obtaining clear authorization may be challenging. How do we move forward without stifling innovation or trampling intellectual property rights?
We will begin with a tutorial on how various aggregation-related sites and mobile applications acquire, display, and monetize third-party content, and how they address the intellectual property problem. This will be followed by a panel discussion on workable ideas for fostering technological innovation in the digital delivery and distribution of content while still allowing the content creator to receive a proportionate benefit or compensation.
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8/6/2013
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Getting it Right: What Obligations Do New Media Have in the Search for Truth?
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This session will look at how the mainstream media and journalists have reacted to the lightning-fast pace of information (and often, misinformation) spread on social media platforms, and explore the way forward for journalism in this environment. The panel will explore such questions as: Should social media sites be proactive (or reactive) in policing their content for deliberatively false information? Are the pressures of being timely in an instantaneous age of mass communications compelling traditional journalists to take risks that in the past they would not take? How do lawyers and editors at entities in the hot seat of breaking news (which might or might not be correct) separate the wheat from the chaff?
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8/6/2013
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Digital Copyright Mashup
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This panel will discuss a mix of hot digital copyright issues, including:
• The Cablevision doctrine -- Its implications in the Aereo case as well as in cloud computing, e.g., personal backups and music lockers.
• DMCA Update: The implications of private storage lockers; defining “willful blindness” in the wake of Viacom v. Youtube; standard technical measures and the obligations of search engines.
• Reconciling the dual roles of copyright holders and service providers in policing unauthorized content.
• Is SOPA a four-letter word? What’s next in the battle over online piracy
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8/6/2013
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What's Your Exposure? Understanding Key Issues in Privacy Class Actions
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This session will look at how the mainstream media and journalists have reacted to the lightning-fast pace of information (and often, misinformation) spread on social media platforms, and explore the way forward for journalism in this environment. The panel will explore such questions as: Should social media sites be proactive (or reactive) in policing their content for deliberatively false information? Are the pressures of being timely in an instantaneous age of mass communications compelling traditional journalists to take risks that in the past they would not take? How do lawyers and editors at entities in the hot seat of breaking news (which might or might not be correct) separate the wheat from the chaff?
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8/6/2013
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Into the Breach: Managing Data Security Incidents
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This session will explore the major problems that occur when there is a data breach and what steps to take in the hours and days following such an incident. First, our computer forensics specialist, Winston Krone, will walk us through the anatomy of a data breach, including investigating its source and scope, and what remedial measures to take. Then we will ask our expert panel to discuss some key considerations during a typical data breach scenario, including: working with counsel and law enforcement, when to disclose the breach to users, steps to avoid litigation and public relations considerations.
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8/6/2013
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Copyright On the Move
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As the world moves away from the desktop and into a future powered by mobile devices, the panel examines how copyrights are going to be developed in the future and how they can better serve a mobile world. (May 21, 2012)
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7/6/2012
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Digital Media Venture Capital 2012
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Venture capitalists gather to share their thoughts on the future of digital media in Silicon Valley and the rest of the world. They discuss what to watch for in an industry that is moving as quickly as digital media is. (May 22, 2012)
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7/6/2012
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Online Content Un-Distribution: Global Systems for Content Regulation
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The panel examines how in an age of internet media proliferation, intellectual property can still be protected through careful regulations. They discuss what they believe the future of digital media will look like. (May 22, 2012)
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7/6/2012
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Social Responsibility on the Internet: Are New Digital Media Doing Enough to Protect Free Speech
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The panel looks at how the changing landscape for media is affecting the way that free speech and anonymity is protected. There is a current debate whether tech companies should take the initiative in the realm of free and social speech. (May 21, 2012)
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7/6/2012
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Content Monetization: Inside the Mechanics and Business Models
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The speakers discuss how digital media is shifting to become increasingly and more strategically monetized. As more content is created digitally every year, it is becoming vital that a more uniform monetization strategy is implemented. (May 21, 2012)
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7/6/2012
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The Crystal Ball: The Interpretations from a Forecaster and Venture Capitalists
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Paul Saffo provides a long-term perspective of the future of digital media and the economy. Then venture capitalists provide insights on near-term trends and trajectories in the digital media industry and commented on its practicality. (May 20, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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Wikileaks: The Media, The Law, The World
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Has Wikileaks changed the world of information? And if so, what will it be like to live in a "leaks" world? This panel evaluates the role of Wikileaks and the other leak sites, and their impact on the traditional press and government. (May 20, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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In the Light and in the Dark: The Good and Bad Side of Content Regulation
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A panel of experts discuss the effect of content regulations on the Internet and electronic commerce; the ways by which content is filtered or otherwise managed now and in the future. (May 19, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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Search Engine Opportunities, Optimization and Overload
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The bundle of hot legal issues arising out of search are some of the most challenging but most important issues lawyers face today. Experts discuss the current state of search. (May 20, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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The Wireless Ecosystem
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An update of what is newest and emerging from mobile platforms and devices, from a distribution, content, and payment perspective, and the most relevant legal considerations they raise. (May 19, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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The App World
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This wide ranging session will address the burgeoning world of apps, its implications for the digital media industry, and the seemingly countless legal issues it raises. (May 19, 2011)
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6/22/2011
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Enter the Lawyers: Legal Issues for the Internet Advertising Technology, and Business Models
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Panelists Andy Marr, Pam Horan, Nicole Ozer, Brian Pass, Halimah and DeLaine Prado discuss the increased focus on new business models, data mining, and targeting raise complex legal and policy issues related to privacy. (May 6, 2010)
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6/22/2010
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Legal Frontiers in Blogging, Social Networks and the Internet
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Panelists Ian Ballon, Dan Cooper, Zahava Levine, Corynne McSherry, and Ben Sheffner discuss current legal issues about copyright decisions, intellectual property and copyright law, and trademarks and investor liability. (May 7, 2010)
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6/21/2010
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Do I Need Permission for That? Copyright, Fair Use, the DMCA, and New Open Licensing Models
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Anthony Falzone, Jonathan Donnellan, and Steve Tapia discuss copyright and fair use in the context of the new digital media world and how the definition of copyright infringement might change in an internet world. (May 7, 2010)
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6/18/2010
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VideoBanners, Beacons, and Behavioral Targeting: Internet Advertising Technology
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Alissa Cooper details the current techniques and methodology behind internet advertising during the 2010 Legal Frontiers in Digital Media Conference on the campus of Stanford University. (May 6, 2010)
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6/17/2010
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Government Policy Developments: What the Government May Do To You
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Panelists Erin Dozier, Pablo Chavez, Elizabeth Hammond, Sherrese Smith, and Joe Waz discuss the question of regulation and policy surrounding new forms of media outlets. (May 7, 2010)
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6/17/2010
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Ethical Issues in the New World of Journalism and Content Distribution
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Panelists Roger Myers, Dawn Garcia, Evan Hansen, Robert Rosenthal, and Eric Schuldt discuss a host of ethical dilemmas, including issues raised by the potential paradigm shift in the funding of journalism. (May 7, 2010)
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6/17/2010
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The Developing Law of Virtual Realities and Online Games
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A panel of industry experts discusses the relatively new category of gaming law. They go on to discuss this developing field as it applies to virtual realities and online games. (May 15, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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Is the Medium More Than the Messenger? New Developments in Liability for User Transgressions of Copyright and Trademark Laws
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A panel of experts examines court rulings, emerging trends and problems in Copyright and Trademark laws. Their discussion includes topics such as: how reliable "safe harbors" are, the extent to which a site must police its users' activity. (May 15, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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Will Change Come to Digital Media Policy? The Administration and the New Congress
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A panel of industry and government experts address the new directions in digital media regulations from such agencies as Congress, the FTC and the FCC. The topics discussed include advertising, online privacy, and content. (May 15, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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User Conduct and User Safety
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A panel of industry insiders explore what digital publishers are going to deal with, and the legal regime that apply to, cyber-bullying, mass casualty and suicide threats. (May 14, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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The Battle Over Fair Use
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A panel of experts discusses the use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights' holders. (May 14, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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Clicks and Customers: New Technologies and Online Advertising
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Legal and business experts in online advertising speak on how online advertising models are adapting to changes in technology and new legal and regulatory pressures. (May 14, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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Wireless Networks for Digital Media
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Jeffrey Belk, Senior VP of Marketing at Qualcomm, speaks about the evolution of wireless networks. (May 14, 2009)
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7/6/2009
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Advertising Rules of the Future
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This session examines the legal issues that advertisers, counselors, courts and policymakers will confront as online advertising models change. (May 16, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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Behind the Browser: What You Need to Know About Current and Emerging Internet Technologies
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What makes up a webpage today is far from what users believe. Hundreds of elements track behavior, gather statistics, and provide advertising. Who owns what? This session examines the legal aspects of living in an AJAX world. (May 15, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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Digital Privacy Protection and Liability: Nobody Knows the Data I've Seen
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Media and online experts address privacy concerns, protections, and potential liabilities. The panel covers data collection, data security risks and requirements, behavioral tracking & targeting, and international privacy requirements. (May 15, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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Liability for User-Supplied Content: How Safe Are the Safe Harbors?
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Websites and other online intermediaries disseminate torrents of user-generated content, some of which inevitably is unlawful. This panel explores the legal risks that these intermediaries face, and special protections they may enjoy. (May 15, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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Content, Copyright and Fair Use
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This panel considers the new and emerging content licensing opportunities and whether a license is always necessary. They discuss when it is most appropriate to license content and when to rely on expections/defenses such as fair use. (May 16, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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Emerging Issues in Mobile Content Distribution
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This session addresses current business models for mobile content distribution, and examines emerging content liability, advertising and licensing issues. (May 16, 2008)
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6/9/2008
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