Last week I wrote about the excellent position paper on digital copyright in Hong Kong written by Peter Yu in response to the Hong Kong government's proposed copyright reforms - many of which are ill-advised, could harm freedom of expression... ...full story at RConversation
from RConversation on Sun, May 13 2007
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| 20 Jan 09 |
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Great Railway Journeys: Hong Kong to Ulaanbaatar P2 »
YouTube video About: Copyright 1994 BBC/PBS.
Clive Anderson takes a humorous look at the contradictions and confusions of present-day China as he makes his way from Hong Kong, via Shanghai, Beijing and the Great Wall, to end up in Ulaan Baatar in Mongolia.
GRJ... |
| 24 Apr 07 |
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Digital Copyright: What is really in the Hong Kong people's interest? » RConversation The Hong Kong government's consultation period on proposed changes to Hong Kong's digital copyright law is winding down. The last day for submissions is on April 30th. InMedia Hong Kong is calling for more people to make their voices heard.... |
| 18 Apr 07 |
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Digital Copyright reform in Hong Kong: going the wrong way? » RConversation The Hong Kong government's consultation document on Copyright Protection in the Digital Environment seeks to help entertainment and software businesses defend against digital piracy. But it has raised a number of concerns about whether the proposed legal... |
| 02 May 07 |
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Response to HK Govt Consultation on Digital Copyright » RConversation Thanks to the hard work of our friend and ally Prof. Peter Yu, on Monday my colleagues and I at the Journalism and Media Studies Ctr managed to hand in a lengthy response to the Hong Kong Government's Consultation Document... |
| 10 Apr 07 |
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Does copyright law hinder innovation? » Danwei Last week Rebecca MacKinnon wrote a post called Web innovation: Why Hong Kong lags behind Mainland China and Taiwan in which she writes about a seminar in Hong Kong titled 'Copyright = Creativity? ', organized by Hong Kong In-Media and the Open Knowledge... |
| 03 Apr 07 |
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Hong Kong: copyright and creativity » Global Voices Rebecca has written up a detailed report on the copyright and creativity symposium. As she has pointed out, Hong Kong has lagged behind in web innovation. Jacky carried on the discussion and suggested that the cultural industries had to seek new business... |
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