October 2006 News On Digital Media & The AOP
YouTube removes Japanese video clips
YouTube has removed almost 30,000 video clips after an organisation representing the Japanese media industry complained over copyright concerns. more
AOP responds to EU on Content Online
AOP has responded on behalf of its members to a consultation by the European Commission asking online content providers to help determine what policies at European level are necess ...more
Universal sues for video copyright infingement
Universal Music is suing video-sharing websites Bolt.com and Grouper.com just a week after it agreed a partnership with YouTube to allow it to carry Universal artists' content lega ...more
Internet gambling outlawed in the US
Friday the 13th was certainly an unlucky day for Internet Gambling companies in the US as President Bush signed the SAFE (Security and Accountability for Every) Port Act and as a c ...more
AOP to host ACAP briefing
AOP has invited the project leader for the ACAP search engine initiative to come and hold a briefing for AOP members on the 15 November 2006 more
McCall: No divine right to success
“None of us has a divine right to success,” said Carolyn McCall, chief executive officer of Guardian Media Group, in her keynote speech at Content Evolution, the AOP Online Publish ...more
Publishing 2.0: Tim O’Reilly at Content Evolution - AOP Summit 2006
Tim O’Reilly, Web 2.0 pioneer, and founder and chief executive of O’Reilly Media, spoke about the ‘internetisation’ of everything at the AOP Online Publishing Conference, Content E ...more
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