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Continuing the discussion with with Jason Schultz at the Electronic Frontier Foundation on using the DMCA to inhibit internet speech. Jason goes into Landmark Education's usage of the DMCA and how bloggers can responsed to DMCA notices.
Sites covered:
* EFF Legal Guide for Bloggers
* ChillingEffects.org
* Cease and Desists Counter-Notification
Sites covered:
* EFF Legal Guide for Bloggers
* ChillingEffects.org
* Cease and Desists Counter-Notification
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Reviewer:
Irving Heisenberg
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August 23, 2007
Subject: Landmark Education - a "chilling effect"
Subject: Landmark Education - a "chilling effect"
The response of Landmark Education and attorney Art Schreiber to the posting of the video " Voyage to the Land of the New Gurus " on the internet is truly disturbing.
It seems as if this was an attempt at censorship, that subsequently backfired on them. Incidentally, Art Schreiber has acted in the past as the personal attorney for Werner Erhard, and was a high-level executive in previous incarnations, Werner Erhard and Associates and Erhard Seminars Training.
The "Chilling Effects Clearinghouse" chose an interesting title for a web page hosting a "cease and desist" letter from Landmark Education attorneys about the video " Voyage to the Land of the New Gurus". They called the page: "Who is bringing the Kool Aid?".
It seems as if this was an attempt at censorship, that subsequently backfired on them. Incidentally, Art Schreiber has acted in the past as the personal attorney for Werner Erhard, and was a high-level executive in previous incarnations, Werner Erhard and Associates and Erhard Seminars Training.
The "Chilling Effects Clearinghouse" chose an interesting title for a web page hosting a "cease and desist" letter from Landmark Education attorneys about the video " Voyage to the Land of the New Gurus". They called the page: "Who is bringing the Kool Aid?".
