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New Media, New Rules: The Digital Performance Right And Streaming Media Over The Internet, Joseph E. Magri
New Media, New Rules: The Digital Performance Right And Streaming Media Over The Internet, Joseph E. Magri
Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law
Streaming music over the Internet, or what otherwise is known as webcasting or Internet radio, has the potential to become the single most revolutionary means of music transmission ever developed.' In order to appreciate the potential impact of Internet radio, it is helpful to understand that Internet radio has the ability to venture far beyond the at-home personal computer that is tethered to a wall and logged-on to the Internet. With advances in wireless broadband technologies, such as wireless fidelity or Wi-Fi, and the growing availability of Internet content via mobile devices,' Internet radio will soon become widely available on …
Applying Pen Register And Trap And Trace Devices To Internet Communications, Rich Haglund
Applying Pen Register And Trap And Trace Devices To Internet Communications, Rich Haglund
Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law
This note will explain how the different surveillance methods work: wire taps, pen register and trap and trace devices. It will outline the development of case law and legislation defining what constitutes unlawful searches and seizures involving electronic communications. After explaining how email and internet addresses are collected (and whether the FBI's tool for collection works within the bounds set by the law), this note will discuss the provisions of the Patriot Act that regulate collection of that information. This note will show, using the application of pen register and trap and trace devices to the Internet as an example, …