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Not your Average Super Bowl Party: Immigration and Customs Enforcement Cracks Down on Street Vendors and Internet Streamers

by lkoskey | Feb 12, 2012 | Commentary

In the days leading up to the Super Bowl the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) seized $4.86 million worth of counterfeit merchandise and 307 websites. 291 of those sites were engaged in selling counterfeits, and the other 16 were set to stream...

When in Doubt, Force Someone Else to do it: A Quick Look at Spain’s New Sinde Law.

by lkoskey | Jan 25, 2012 | Commentary

While the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) lumbers its way through the American legislature, a remarkably similar act has found its way into legitimate law on the other side of the pond. Just in case no little chickens have been by to tell you that the internet’s...

Proposed Bill Attempts to Take the Wind Out of the Sails of Internet Piracy

by lkoskey | Sep 27, 2010 | Commentary

A bi-partisan group of members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, led by the Chairman Patrick Leahy, recently introduced a bill that would increase the government’s power to battle online violators of copyright laws. The bill, officially dubbed The Combating...
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