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Digital Publishing
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New Media and Technology Law Blog
Self-Publishing Platforms Deemed Distributors, Not Publishers in Privacy Suit over Unauthorized Book Cover
We live in a world that has rapidly redefined and blurred the roles of the “creator” of content, as compared to the roles of the “publisher” and “distributor” of such…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Blogging as a conversation — if you build it they will come
Blogging is a literary form in the same sense that prose, poetry, drama or a short story are literary forms. Blogging is not defined by the means used to publish…
China Law Blog
China’s New Online Publishing Rules
On March 10, 2016, the PRC government will impose new rules to govern online publishing in China. These are the Online Publishing Service Administration Rules (OPS Rules), promulgated by the…
China Law Insight
What has been “Changed” and “Unchanged” for the foreign investments in online publishing? — A capsule review on the online publishing service rules
By King & Wood
By Jiang Ke and Yang Nan King & Wood Mallesons' Commercial & Regulatory Group The newly released Online Publishing Service Rules, due to its multiple amendments to the previous Internet…
China Law Insight
聚焦外商投资网络出版领域的“变”与“不变”——简评《网络出版服务管理规定》
By King & Wood
作者：蒋科 杨楠 金杜律师事务所商务合规部 新近出台的《网络出版服务管理规定》因其对此前已实施近14年之久的《互联网出版管理暂行规定》的一系列修订，而引发各方对中国网络出版监管体制的广泛关注。本文通过比较新旧两项规定在外商投资模式监管及核心概念界定两方面的异同，重点阐释了试图向中国用户提供网络出版服务的外商投资企业或外国实体在《网络出版服务管理规定》正式生效后所面临监管环境的“变”与“不变”之处。 全文阅读，请点击此处。
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
As WordPress moves upmarket, law firm websites could be next
This post originally appeared on Please Advise. They say software is eating the world. They've been saying it for a few years now, actually. It started with a widely-cited WSJ…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Want the ear of federal regulators? Blog.
There's been some talk recently that the growth of law blogs has stagnated a bit. It's something Bob Ambrogi mentioned recently on his blog, highlighting the Legal Technology Survey Report from…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
EU Laws may Change Google’s Power
By Peter Vogel
Under new publishing rules the EU is consider “Google may eventually have to pay newspaper and magazine groups whenever links to their content are shown on Google’s European aggregation sites.”…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Time to say goodbye to paywalls in legal publishing?
Media Life's Toni Fitzgerald writes that it's time to say goodbye to paywalls in the newspaper business. Though 73% of papers have digital paywalls in an effort to capture revenue…
Tech Law Blog
High Court refuses injunction over Irish edition of the UK Times
The High Court has refused an application by the Irish Times for injunctions restraining the Times of London from using the words "The Times Irish Edition" in its forthcoming digital…