Gowers Review / Sony / YouTube / Diamond Multimedia Systems Inc. / /
Country
New Zealand / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / China / /
Facility
University of Hong Kong / /
IndustryTerm
proposed media shifting exception / Online Service Providers The consultation document / digital technology / online service providers / massive online file-sharing activities / communication technology / communications technologies / copyright law / Internet services / Internet piracy / media player / film producer / subscription services / media neutrality / law-abiding citizens / file-sharing technology / media shifting exception / case law / internet infringements / alleged online infringers / internet service hub / media concentration / streaming technology / online infringements / advance technology / needed technology / media shifting purposes / Internet users / law additional factors / media conglomerates / Internet access service providers / media shifting / information technology services / media shifting exception draws / /
Organization
U.K. Commission on Intellectual Property Rights / Media Studies Centre / Information Society / Journalism and Media Studies Centre / Recording Industry Association of America / U.S. Supreme Court / civil society / HKSAR Government / U.S. Court of Appeals / UN Court / University of Hong Kong / /
Person
Tim Wu / Jack Valenti / Jessica Litman / John Paul Stevens / Peter K. Yu / Lydia Loren / /
Position
film producer / producer / lobbyist for the U.S. / long-time lobbyist for the U.S. / /
PublishedMedium
the Gowers Review / the Information Society / /
Technology
file-sharing technology / peer-to-peer / information technology / communications technologies / communication technology / /
COPYRIGHT PROTECTION IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT: CREATING A BETTER DIGITAL FUTURE FOR HONG KONG Peter K. Yu Introduction In December 2006, the HKSAR Government released the consultation document, ‘Copyright Protection