Tag: In the Know

What’s New:

• Public Knowledge Urges the Federal Government to Fulfill Congress’ Vision for Universal Broadband
• Broad Coalition Asks Obama Administration for Balance in Intellectual Property Policy Appointments
• Public Interest Groups Criticize ‘Privatization’ of Broadband Mapping
• Public Knowledge Represents Consumer Rights at FTC Hearing
• USTR Takes First Step Toward ACTA Transparency
• Internet Users Defeat Three Strikes Initiatives, Broadband Caps
• Harold Feld Joins Public Knowledge

What’s New:

• Stimulus Plan Aims to Build-Out Broadband Networks, Protect the Open Internet
• Genachowski Tipped to Head FCC, Rockefeller and Boucher to Chair Congressional Committees
• Get Caught Up on Our FCC Reform Conference
• Selectable Output Control Punted to Incoming FCC
• RIAA Announces “Three Strikes” Initiative
• PK Checks Out CES 2009

What’s New:

• PK Prepares For Presidential Transition
• PK and Silicon Flatirons Present “Reforming the Federal Communications Commission”
• Chairman Martin Fights to Maintain Control of the FCC
• Free Wireless Broadband Service: Good Concept, Flawed Execution
• PK Teams With UMUC For Orphan Works Workshop
• Last Chance to Make a Tax-Deductible Donation to Public Knowledge!

Whats New:

• Orphan Works: Wait Until Next Year!
• Public Knowledge to Senate: DPI Raises Grave Privacy Concerns
• Action Alert: Thank You For Saying ‘No’ to PRO-IP
• Public Knowledge, EFF and Congress Turn up the Heat on ACTA
• NYMusicCopyright.org Helps Musicians Navigate Copyright Law

What’s New:

• FCC Approves XM/Sirius Merger
• FCC Decision on Comcast Due This Friday

Whats New:

• Public Knowledge and Free Press Shine A Light on Behavioral Advertising
• PK Conditions Included in FCC’s XM-Sirius Merger Draft Order
• OECD Ministerial: Protecting the Internet is a Public Policy Priority
• G8 Endorses Secretive Trade Agreement
• Notable Press Mentions: June-July 2008

What’s New:

• Action Alert: Save Orphan Works!
• Two Bills Lead Net Neutrality Push
• The New Clearwire: How Open Will America’s First WiMAX Network Be?
• Blizzard Entertainment: The Company Who Cried Copyright Infringement
• Nominations Now Open For the 2008 IP3 Awards

What’s New:

• Protect Text Messaging from Discrimination
• 700 Mhz Auction: And the Winner is…
• Comcast Cozies Up to BitTorrent
• FCC Chairman Calls for Dismissal of Skype Petition

a Public Knowledge update

Contents:

• WIPO Wipes Out
• Hollywood and Networks Want More Copyright Enforcement
• Spectrum Auction Plans Still Up in the Air
• It’s That Time — Nominations Open for IP3 Awards

A Public Knowledge Update

Contents:

• PK and Friends Lead Effort For Open Wireless Internet
• Net Neutrality on FCC Agenda
• Fashion and Patents Latest Legislative Efforts