Cyber Law & Business Report Year in Review 2012 Second Season
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Cyber Law & Business Report Year in Review2012Second Season
In 2012 we addressed the largest internet protest in history, as internet protests forced Congress to flip overnight on SOPA.
We also dealt with tragedies from online bullycide to Olympian Tom McMillen remembering the anniversary of the Munich Massacre; and the absurd with the ever amusing Oatmeal-FunnyJunk lawsuit.
2012: In Context
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TOP RATED SHOWSFTC and Privacy
TOP RATED SHOWSCrowdfunding and the Jobs Act
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TOP RATED SHOWSKickstarter and Indie Films
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TOP RATED SHOWSPopehat on FunnyJunk Lawsuit Kevin Winston on Silicon Beach
TOP RATED SHOWSIs California Spam Law Preempted?
International Reaction to “Innocence of Muslims” Video
HOT ISSUESOPA – HOW DAVID BEAT GOLIATH
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HOT ISSUECISPA
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011 (CISPA) enabled information sharing among companies and the government but drew widespread opposition due to a lack of privacy safeguards.
HOT ISSUEGlobal Protests over ACTA
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) between the US, Canada and the EU (among other nations) sparked massive protests throughout the European Union.
HOT ISSUERIAA Judgment - 30 Songs for
$675,000
Charles Nessen, founder of Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society discussed his challenge to an recording industry verdict of $675,000 against Boston University student Joel Tennebaum for downloading 30 songs.
HOT ISSUECyber Bullycide
After the tragic death of Amanda Todd, Working to Halt Online Abuse (WHOA) founder Jayne Hitchcock joined us to discuss the problem of Cyber Bullycide.
HOT ISSUEAmazon Tax
We continued to cover the Amazon tax battle as it spread into Pennsylvania and California with PMA President Rebecca Madigan and DMA Vice President of Governmental Affairs Jerry Cerasale.
NOTABLE GUESTSFormer Congressman and Olympian Tom McMillen talked about the 40th anniversary of the Munich Massacre.
Maryland’s Attorney General talked about his privacy initiatives as head of the Nat’l Ass’n of Attorneys General.
NOTABLE GUESTS
NOTABLE GUESTSCalifornia Fair Political Practices Commission Chair Ann Ravel (now chair of the Federal Election Commission) discussed her trial balloon about regulating deceptive political speech..
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Bennet Kelley is the founder of theInternet Law Center in Santa Monica,
California.• Named One of Most Influential Lawyers in
Digital Media and E-Commerce by Los Angeles Business Journal (2014)
• Past Co-Chair of the California Bar Cyberspace Committee
• Selected By US Dep’t of Commerce to Present on U.S. E-Commerce Law as part of 2012 U.S.-China Legal Exchange; and
• Publisher of Cyber Report.
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