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: Recording Industry vs The PeopleMarc Bourgeois to cover Sony BMG Music Entertainment v. Joel Tenenbaum trial in person
By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman
Hello everyone,
I'm Marc W. Bourgeois, and I will be providing on-site coverage of the Sony BMG Music Entertainment v. Joel Tenenbaum trial as was done with Capitol v. Thomas-Rasset.
I currently work for a Madison, WI based online retailer managing system and network infrastructure. I've previously worked for the information technology department at the University of Wisconsin, Division of University Housing, where a portion of my job responsibilities included the processing of copyright related cease-and-desist (DMCA) notifications and the technical aspects relating to the recording industry pre-litigation campaign targeting colleges and universities. [I should note that while Joel Tenenbaum was a college student at the time of the alleged copyright infringement he was not living in a University operated residence facility, and the incarnation of the pre-litigation program of which I was involved had not yet been created.]
While I anticipate my twitter updates may be less frequent during this trial than the previous, I will also be providing them at: http://twitter.com/mwbourgeois
Thank you and I look forward to providing readers this first-hand perspective of events this week.
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Full post as published by Recording Industry vs The People on July 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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