The call for copyright reform in America has grown so loud that Congress has finally heard it. Lawmakers have ordered a slate of studies to look into how to fix what has become a broken system ...

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998 was enacted as a response to rapidly-changing technologies and some of the tensions created thereby: Copyright ...

When the Digital Millennium ... of an e-book, an act protected by copyright laws, consumers have to first use the illegal code-breaking technology. Burger said the DMCA does a poor job defining ...

Many people would never dream of walking into a store and stealing a CD or a DVD. Why? Because it's against the law. However, many people do not have the same attitude about downloading music or ...

Like computing, the Internet and social networking, 3D printing is a disruptive innovation destined to challenge the market, technology and legal status quo. And, as with earlier disruptive ...

Almost everything has changed about the internet in the past 20 years. We’ve gone from kilobytes to gigabytes, from desktop to mobile, and from bulletin boards to streaming and social media.

Video-sharing site YouTube has come a long way since co-founder Jawed Karim uploaded the site's first video exactly 10 years ago today. The unremarkable-turned-remarkable clip focuses on elephants.

Think the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is broken, leading to all kinds of abuse? So does the American music industry... just not for the same reasons. The RIAA ...

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act may have been created to combat internet piracy, but does it unfairly penalize those with reading difficulties? That’s the ...

Scott Borchetta, president of Big Machine Label Group, and Steve Tyler were among several hundred artists, managers and industry groups signing petitions calling for reform of the Digital ...