May 2003
Curbing Peer-to-Peer Piracy
Intellectual-property expert Pamela Samuelson on fighting file sharing.
By Carl Kaplan
Pamela Samuelson
Position: Professor of Law and Information Management and Codirector, Berkeley Center for Law and Technology, University of California, Berkeley
Issue: Fighting file sharing. Copyright owners are using technology, as well as the legal system, to combat users who share music and video files over peer-to-peer networks like KaZaA and the defunct Napster.
Personal Point of Impact: Principal organizer, 2003 Law and Technology of Digital Rights Management Conference; board member, Electronic Frontier Foundation
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