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DoJ Can Do More to Protect Copyrights, Task Force Says
October 14, 2004 by Patrick Ross|Miscellaneous

The Dept. of Justice is taking enforcement of intellectual property (IP) laws seriously but could do more to ensure IP protection remains a high priority, the DoJ Task Force on Intellectual Property concluded. The task force released a lengthy report Tues. proposing increased DoJ resources for IP and examined copyright legislation on the Hill. Without endorsing or opposing any legislation, it opposed the aim of a fair use bill by House Internet Caucus Co-Chmn. Boucher (D-Va.) and supported efforts to target inducement of copyright infringement.

DoJ Can Do More to Protect Copyrights, Task Force Says
October 14, 2004 by Patrick Ross|Miscellaneous

The Dept. of Justice is taking enforcement of intellectual property (IP) laws seriously but could do more to ensure IP protection remains a high priority, the DoJ Task Force on Intellectual Property concluded. The task force released a lengthy report Tues. proposing increased DoJ resources for IP and examined copyright legislation on the Hill. Without endorsing or opposing any legislation, it opposed the aim of a fair use bill by House Internet Caucus Co-Chmn. Boucher (D-Va.) and supported efforts to target inducement of copyright infringement.

U.S. TARGETS WORLDWIDE INTERNET PIRACY SYNDICATES
December 13, 2001 |Miscellaneous

Unprecedented international cooperation against copyright piracy resulted in what Attorney Gen. John Ashcroft called biggest bust of pirated software to date, announcing Tues. that federal law enforcement officials had executed more than 100 search warrants worldwide in 3 separate actions.