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Thesis
The Digital Millennium Copy Right Act of 1998 criminalizes the access, control, production and distribution of technology, devices, or services amongst the Internet. The DMCA has been proven to be effective in prohibiting the distribution of copyrighted works but on the other hand, it has been controversial in some situations.
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History
Passed by Congress on October 12th, 1998
President Bill Clinton signed the act into law on October 28th, 1998
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Modifications
Exemptions to prohibition against circumvention of technological measures protecting copyrighted works
Expire every three years Submitted to the public for comments Final ruling recommended by the Librarian of Congress Last ruling in July 2010
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Exceptions
Civil remedies and criminal punishment
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District Court ruled in favor for Googles motion for summary judgment Previous 2008 ruling reversed
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Benefits of DMCA
Stops illegal distribution Protects the rights of copyright owners Promotes people to buy
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Threats of DMCA
ISPs not liable (loss of profit)
Jeopardizes fair use
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Our Thoughts
No established Internet jurisdiction
Benefits consumers
Prevents spillovers
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Benefits companies
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Summary
The DMCA was made to protect the companies and consumers from the illegal distribution of copyrighted products and services on the Internet. It can be controversial in some cases such as Viacom v. Google where safe harbor rules apply.
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