Our event today on the google versus oracle case, titled consequences of the case. I actually have my own subtitle which is copyright and the future of the industry, a significant case and i am delighted to have 2 wilson here to speak to us about the relevant legal policy on commercial issues and raised by this case. My name is adam maasoff, the chair of the International Forum for intellectual property at the hudson institute. This is our novel even, delighted to have it on such an important issue with such a great speaker. There will be events, sponsoring and promoting datadriven research that explores and investigates the importance of intellectual property and not just driving the Us Innovation economy for the past 230 years but all innovation economies creating a foundation for Flourishing Society and we hope to play a role that factbased research and datadriven in the hands of our policymakers as they consider the very important issues such as decisions that have to be made in im
And he is our guest for this edition of the communicators. What happened 25 years ago and what happened and what was your role . Marc what happened was essentially the birth of Digital Television. More exactly of what that is, because it is a little confusing. But i was working for a Company Called general instrument based here in san diego. As it was known, was a Technology Conglomerate with headquarters in new york city. And one of the divisions was based here in san diego. And we were in the satellite and cable tv business. Thats what led to the convention of Digital Television. Of that was that our leaders were pioneers and pioneers in Digital Communications technology. The time wasat growing rapidly. We were encrypting the satellite tv signals of virtually all the u. S. Content providers in the United States, such as hbo and cnn and espn and so on. That was still in the age of analog tv. Note sincetant to its origins in world war i and world war ii last entry was based on analog t
A new book called televisionaries and he is our guest for this edition of the communicators. What happened 25 years ago and what was your role . Guest what happened 25 years ago was essentially the birth of Digital Television and will get more into exactly what that is because its a little confusing. But i was whatever Company Called general instrument based in san diego and general instrument, or g. I. As it was known, was a Technology Conglomerate with headquarters in new york city. And one of the divisions was based here in san diego. And we were in the satellite and cable tv business. And thats what eventually led to the conception and invention of Digital Television. The background of that was our leaders at g. I. In san diego were pioneers in Digital Communications acknowledge. Our business at the time was going very rapidly. We were encrypting the satellite tv signals of virtually all the u. S. Content providers in the United States, such as hbo and cnn and espn and so on. And t
Thank you for being late finding a job, running the country, and keeping your head in an age of acceleration. Tom friedman the title comes from meeting people at breakfast in washington dc over the past couple of years, and theyre 15 or 20 minutes late, they say, i am sorry, it was the traffic. One day, i spontaneously said to them, actually, charlie, thank you for being late. Because you were late, i was eavesdropping on their conversation. I connected two ideas that i was struggling with, thank you for being late. People start to get into it and they say, you are welcome. What i was sort of doing was giving myself and them permission to be late, to slow down, sit back and reflect. Charlie this is a brief against speed. Tom friedman it really is, but in an age of acceleration. The core theme of the book is that we are in the middle of three nonlinear accelerations, all at the same time, the three largest forces on the planet, which i call the market, Mother Nature, and murphys law. Mi
Thank you for being late finding a job, running the country, and keeping your head in an age of acceleration. Tom friedman the title comes from meeting people at breakfast in washington dc over the past couple of years, and theyre 15 or 20 minutes late, they say, i am sorry, it was the traffic. One day, i spontaneously said to them, actually, charlie, thank you for being late. Because you were late, i was eavesdropping on their conversation. I connected two ideas that i was struggling with, thank you for being late. People start to get into it and they say, you are welcome. What i was sort of doing was giving myself and them permission to be late, to slow down, sit back and reflect. Charlie this is a brief against speed. Tom friedman it really is, but in an age of acceleration. The core theme of the book is that we are in the middle of three nonlinear accelerations, all at the same time, the three largest forces on the planet, which i call the market, Mother Nature, and murphys law. Mi