The Digital Economy bill (#debill) was passed in the 'washup'
and was granted Royal assent on the 8th of April and will come into force on June the 12th.
The Digital Economy bill is a set of proposals designed to promote 'Digital Britain'. The Act covers many areas along with that of online copyright infringement. This area has had the most media attention as it sets out measures to disconnect users from the internet. Internet subscribers who are accused of allowing their internet connections to be used for copyright infringement (both home users and public wifi owners) are now liable even if someone else downloads or uploads something over your connection. It also outlines options to block websites and disconnect those who run these services if they are believed to be used in conjunction with copyright infringement.
This tweet and subsequent blog post talking about Apples Failure by blocking Adobe and possible implications for eMagazines built on Flash/Adobe AIR after my intial gut reaction of 'great news, good on Apple' it got me thinking maybe I was just hating Adobe and loving Apple without proper consideration or real thought.
Dear BBC Trust, I firmly believe that BBC Radio 6 uphold the core mission of the BBC.
I have decided with the upgrade and purchase of Expression Engine 2.0 I want to revamp and redesign my site. I have set up a Google Wave with a few friends to share and collaborate ideas, unfortunately I cannot share the wave on this blog unless you have a wave account so seems pretty pointless. I want to attempt to document the process as an aid to the process and as an educational tool. I would also like to get input from other sources via comments if possible.
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