Jeremy Zawodny[1] on life in Silicon Valley: "I came out here to work at a
company that has since forgotten how to innovate and take risks. Yippie."

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Labels shoot selves in foot by focusing on stopping P2P
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A new KPMG study concludes that the RIAA and its member companies are hurting
themselves by focusing on cracking down on P2P sharing instead of figuring out
Media companies must put less emphasis on protecting digital content and
instead find ways to make money from digital music and movies if they hope
to beat back copyright pirates who threaten their businesses, according to
a study released on Wednesday from KPMG...
"They complain about the Napsters," she said, referring to the bankrupt
music swap site that was found to violate U.S. copyright laws. "But why do
the Napsters exist, because the marketplace wants them."
Steel said that if the issue "is not on boardroom table ... then that

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Just a reminder: I'm speaking at the University of Texas at Austin at 7PM this
Friday -- giving a talk on Hollywood's legislative agenda, sponsored by
EFF-Austin, ACTLab, and ACLU-Texas. Love to see you there! Link[1] Discuss[2]