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We often hear from the MPAA and other intellectual property rights holders about how much they're suffering as a result of piracy.
But on Friday, Christopher Dodd, the current head of the movie industry group and a former senator from Connecticut, argued (PDF) before a luncheon at the National Press Club that "movies matter," and that the TV and film industries have created millions of jobs around America as a result.
The real coup de grâce, though, was when he said that 2012 "was a great year for the film industry," as combined international box office receipts outside the United States and Canada reached $23.1 billion in 2012, "up nearly a billion dollars compared to the previous year."
Most surprising was a comment from Dodd affirming that American films in cinemas are huge in China, which for years has been an international pariah for widespread intellectual property violations. The country, after all, is continually named by American authorities and entertainment industry representatives as being guilty of staggering levels of international piracy. Anyone who has traveled to China can attest to the vast number of pirated DVDs that are readily available, to say nothing of pirated material available online.
Still, it's notable that despite high levels of piracy, Chinese consumers appear to be willing to pay for movie tickets. The MPAA's head told the assembled crowd that there are now over 11,000 cinema screens in China, which is expected to double by 2015.
"Chinese box office receipts grew a staggering 31 percent—to about $2.75 billion—making China the second largest international market behind Japan," Dodd added.
He went on to point out that the American film and TV industries made $14.2 billion in exports, adding that "no other major American industry has a balance of trade as positive in every nation on the globe in which it does business as the American film industry."
The former senator closed by saying that Silicon Valley and Hollywood should "innovate our way through these challenges," because "consumers deserve to enjoy first-generation versions of their favorite films—not secondhand, pirated films-of-films shot and recorded inside a movie theater on a mobile phone."
"We must strike a balance between the desire for a free and open Internet and the protection of intellectual property," Dodd concluded. "The future cannot be about choosing one over the other—between protecting free speech or protecting intellectual property—it must be about protecting both. We can and must have an Internet that works for everyone, and we can and must have protection for the creative industry's genius that intellectual property represents."

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Siri had just launched its namesake app on the App Store three weeks earlier. Jobs called Siri CEO and cofounder Dag Kittlaus, asking for a meeting the next day.
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Kittlaus, along with CTO Tom Gruber and VP of engineering Adam Cheyer, met with Jobs at his Palo Alto home to discuss Siri's technology. They demonstrated Siri's various abilities and discussed how the software worked as a "do engine" instead of a "search engine." Jobs was impressed, particularly with Siri's "snark," and Apple shortly bought both the app and the company.
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Portuguese prosecutors have declined to press charges against individuals accused of file sharing, arguing that the non-commercial sharing of copyrighted material is not a violation of Portuguese law. The move was a serious setback for ACAPOR, the Portuguese trade association that had sought the prosecutions.
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About a month ago, Ars published actual "six strikes" alerts that Comcast has been sending to its customers believed to be violating copyright over its network. (We're still waiting to see if the other ISPs will oblige our requests.)
In that piece, we noted that Chris Soghoian, a policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), had submitted Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to learn more about the creation of the six strikes program. Soghoian and a University of Arizona professor serving as his legal counsel had a pending legal case to compel the Obama Administration's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to release more information and related documents.
Previously, Soghoian received some e-mails dating back to 2010 showing the White House's involvement in the program, which is formally known as the "Copyright Alert System." His lawsuit against the OMB (filed before he joined the ACLU) was aimed at releasing even more documents and additional correspondence that would help elucidate the government's role in crafting the policy.
On Tuesday, a federal court in Washington, DC denied Soghoian's FOIA application in summary judgment. The court ruled that the OMB was not obliged to release further documents, agreeing with the government that they are protected under a FOIA exemption for drafts.
"Protecting documents pertaining to the deliberative process here serves the underlying policy objectives of avoiding disclosure of proposed policies prior to their adoption and reducing the possibility of misleading the public by disclosing documents that suggest certain reasons for a future decision that do not ultimately bear upon that decision," Judge Royce C. Lamberth wrote.
"The Court therefore finds defendant has upheld its burden of demonstrating that the documents containing discussions among government employees pertaining to the [memorandum of understanding] are pre-decisional in nature."
Soghoian told Ars he is "evaluating my options" and isn't sure if he will appeal the decision. "I'm obviously unhappy with the court's decision," he told Ars.
"Six strikes has been forced on the American public, yet we didn't have a seat at the table during the negotiations. Victoria Espinel is a public servant and is supposed to be working for taxpayers. However, the extent of her involvement in the six strikes negotiations remains shrouded in secrecy. The public has a right to know."


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Earlier this year we asked you, esteemed readers, to take our most recent survey and share your thoughts on how we are doing. This has been something of a yearly ritual for us, and it's one of the most important things I consider when making decisions about the direction of the site and what things we need to work on. We do get three other critical kinds of feedback: traffic analytics, reader comments, and feedback from our peers in the industry, but we particularly value our surveys because so many of you are generous with your time. This year, nearly 17,000 people took the survey! As we look at the results, I'll share some of my thoughts on the data.
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A quarter of our audience has been reading us since 2005 or before, with 15 percent saying they've been with us for a decade or longer. Considering that our audience is approximately five times the size it was ten years ago, we feel lucky to have retained so many readers. But we're also excited that we have even more readers who have joined us in the last five years and have stuck around.
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When we asked specifically about job titles, there was a big surprise. Fifteen percent of you said you were developers, and this surprised nearly everyone on staff. We were not surprised to see 5 percent of respondents identify themselves as CTO/CIO, nor with 16 percent being systems engineers. But we were shocked to see that 4 percent of you are lawyers, 3 percent of you are professors, and 3 percent of you are professional scientists. Eight percent identified themselves as systems administrators, while 7 percent identified themselves as support technicians. All in all, you're an incredibly technical bunch.
You're also surprisingly entrepreneurial. Thirty percent of you have started your own company, and eight percent of you have done it more than once. Forty percent of you directly invest in the stock market, which was less than I would have guessed.
But enough about all the work stuff. We also wanted to know what you do for fun. This data comes out nicely in chart form, and it carries a few surprises, too.
I was happy to see that 80 percent of you love books. Cooking came in surprisingly high, but it was no shock that 73 percent of you enjoy playing video games.
Adults play video games, particularly adults who are technology professionals, which often comes as a surprise to those outside the tech world. That high percentage is something that has long confused statisticians who note that Ars has an incredibly high index of IT professionals (stemming from third-party studies of our audience by the likes of comScore and others). I believe it is largely a generational thing. Most of the tech people I know in their 30s enjoy gaming, while there are few in the tech world who are older than 45 for whom I would say the same. This isn't to say that everyone who enjoys gaming spends 30 hours a week doing it or that they necessarily do it on a console. But you can see from the chart above that at least for our audience, gaming rivals any other form of entertainment.
There were also several notable write-in responses, many of which necessitated a facepalm because we left them off the official list. They include 2 percent for photography, 3 percent for programming, 1 percent for gardening, and 1 percent for shooting. I was also surprised to see that 2 percent of you say you love to ride motorcycles. Please, please watch out for the crazy drivers (I used to ride a motorcycle in college).
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Now we get to the part that matters most, namely your opinions on how we're doing. Many of you wrote in to complain that we didn't ask about science and tech policy coverage, which clearly many of you love. In retrospect, we should have asked, but we're always wary of asking too much and driving participation down. Rest assured, we'll ask again in the future. Now, to the report card:
Overall, I see a lot to be proud of and grateful for here. You are a critical audience, and while I was surprised at how many of you were undecided on some of these questions, in every instance the majority of you expressed confidence in what we are doing. I suppose it should not be a surprise that 91 percent of you feel that we deliver the most important technology news. Most of you taking the survey are clearly invested in the work that we do.
When it comes to the site redesign that was unveiled in 2012, I was very pleased to see that 75 percent of you approve of it. It also appears from our analytics that most of the design decisions we made have been worthwhile. Of course, design is an ongoing process, but this data confirms that we are headed in the right direction, despite the fact that we know some of you sincerely do not like it.
Seventy-five percent of you believe that the recent increase in product reviews has been great. A little less than 20 percent are undecided on the matter, and I'll be straight with you: we have a lot of work to do in this area. Traffic on our reviews is strong, and comments are typically positive. But we know that there are differing expectations for what the reviews should contain, and we continue to search for the right formula for Ars. But the data shows that we're making the right decision to expand further into this area.
I'd also like to address our renewed attention to Android. Seventy-three percent of you agree that it is been a good thing, with only 5 percent of you disagreeing. Here, too, there is work to be done, but this is a clear mandate that we need to stay focused on this area.
Sixty-five percent said that our Microsoft coverage is best in class, with a big portion undecided on the question. Many of you may recall that we made specific changes over the past few years, bringing considerably more focus to Microsoft. In the recent year we have done more long-form reporting on Microsoft than any other company. I think it is also fair to say that we have done more in-depth work in this area than just about any other site. We not only dove deep into Windows 8, but we had the most complete coverage of the new version of Office, and we continue to be one of the few sites that pays considerable attention to Microsoft's other ventures, including Server, Exchange, and others.
When it comes to Apple, 75 percent of you say our coverage is best in class, and I must admit to being pleasantly surprised when I saw such high satisfaction. That isn't because I don't believe the Infinite Loop team doesn't do fantastic work. It's just that complaining about Apple coverage at Ars is something of a hobby horse for a vocal minority of readers. Curious, I cross-checked this data with the data on how long people have been reading Ars. As it turns out, the longer someone has been reading Ars, the more likely they are to agree or strongly agree that our coverage here is fantastic. And that includes people who were around back in the days when I was bashing the iMac and making fun of Mac OS X Server. Ah, the good old days.
We also asked you if you thought that our gaming coverage was highly valuable. When Ben left in early 2012, many of you (and us) felt as though we had lost a family member. We also knew that Ben's unique style and personality was not going to be reproducible. So Ben and I discussed possible replacements, and our current gaming editor was at the top of Ben's list. Almost a year into Kyle Orland's work here, 57 percent of you find his work valuable, while 26 percent of you are undecided. 17 percent do not presently find our gaming coverage to be highly valuable, but here I must note that this is the same percentage that we saw when we asked the same question 3 years ago. The difference between now and then is an increase in undecided respondents, which means we have more work to do in this department—but it is by no means suffering.
We also took the opportunity to ask about our new comment voting system, which remains both controversial and highly utilized. The results are very clear: 68 percent of you believe that it is a real improvement, while 26 percent are undecided. Only 6 percent disagree, which as you see below is reflective of an extremely small minority who does not like the system.
Last but not least, we asked how the new post voting system has changed your use of the site. Analytics show that commenting on the site has increased and that voting is a very popular activity. But how does our core audience feel about it? The graph pretty much tells the story (let me note that 48 percent of respondents said that they do not use the commenting system presently and never have. They are excluded from the graph). 0.6 percent of you stopped using the comments as a result, and 1.8 percent say that you use the comments less. Compare that to 3.6 percent who say that they started using them as a result of the change, and 12.5 percent that say they use them more as a result. It's a 16.1 percent gain versus a 2.4 percent loss. The biggest group of users, of course, say that they continue to use the comments as they always have.
I will have a great deal to say about the comment voting system and its future at Ars in the near future.
In the end, we are grateful that 81 percent of you believe that Ars is currently better than it has ever been. The site is coming up on its 15th birthday. Nothing is the same 15 years after it is born, and this website is no different. Some things have remained the same, particularly the fact that we have never strived for feined neutrality, we've always embraced long-form reporting, and we put the community at the center of our work. We've also continued to focus on what we collectively believe are the most important or interesting issues in tech, even when that puts us at odds with vocal minorities in the community.
Again, we are extremely grateful to have such an amazing audience. And to the nearly 17,000 of you who took 10 minutes of your time to share your views with us, thank you very much. No one survey, chart, or poll can ever be a deciding factor at a publication as diverse and complex as what we have built here. But as I look back at 2012—which saw double-digit growth across all site metrics—I can't help but feel that this survey is a big vote of confidence for us, while at the same time giving us opportunities to think about what we might do differently in the future. We all look forward to doing an even better job for you in 2013.


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As boomers start to retire, they're confused about whether or not they want annuities—and the confusion stems not from old age but from a fear of losing control, according to results of studies from BlackRock and Harvard University released Thursday at a press briefing in New York.
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"That's going to be the great awakening," Castille said. "As people get older, they lose a lot of cognitive ability, and they don't understand how that will affect their retirement."
The vast majority of both retirees and current plan participants, at 94% and 89% respectively, believe that employers should include a secure income option in their retirement plans, according to the BlackRock study of plan sponsors.
While BlackRock's defined contribution team discusses the retirement income issue whenever they meet with plan sponsors, according to Castille, an equally vast majority of plan sponsors are not addressing the issue—though there are signs of a change in attitude.
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To be sure, any level of engagement in a retirement plan is better than none, said Warren Cormier, president of the Boston Research Group, which conducted both the participant and plan sponsor studies for BlackRock.
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Grantham, and before him Research Affiliates' Christopher Brightman and Northwestern University economist Robert Gordon, compiled data on population, employment and productivity all suggesting that U.S. economic growth has slowed to a new normal of around 1%.
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"Unless we assume that valuations will remain rich forever, this doesn't portend well for returns going forward," he writes.
Hussman says today's rich valuations are the legacy of the late '90s bubble, which have produced 14-years of returns that have underperformed treasuries. But these valuations have not come down to earth during that time, merely climbing down from "bubble" levels to "rich" levels.
To illustrate this point, Hussman notes that Shiller P/Es below 12 have been associated with subsequent annual returns averaging 15% over the next decade whereas Shiller P/Es of 22 or higher have been associated with subsequent annual returns averaging 3.6% over the next decade.
Hussman says the current multiple is 21.2 and adds, ominously: "With little respite, the Shiller P/E has been above 22 since 1995, and the average Shiller P/E since that time has been over 27."
Hussman concludes: "A fairly run-of-the-mill normalization of valuations in the course of the present market cycle would imply bear market losses of about one-third of the market's value, without even establishing significant undervaluation."


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Launched in October, the high-profile and low-priced device has hit quite a few snags getting to consumer's doorsteps. Last month, Google's United Kingdom and Ireland Managing Director Dan Cobley apologized for the shortage on his Google+ profile, stating that that reason for the shipment delay had to do with "scarce and erratic" supply and that the communication between Google and LG had "been flawed."
Though the Nexus 4 is essentially the same phone as the LG Optimus G in a different package, the Optimus G hasn't had any known supply chain issues. Perhaps that's because the Nexus 4's biggest appeal is the fact that, in addition to a quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor and a 4.8-inch HD screen, it features the latest iteration of Google's mobile operating system, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Google is selling it for $299, or $349 without a contract, and the phone can be used globally.
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My new Suicide Girls article will be up as of 6AM Pacific Time Monday June 23rd. This would have been my mother's 67th birthday if she were alive. But that isn't what I wrote about. I won't be able to post the link, though, until I return from Tassajara in two weeks. So maybe some clever person can post the link in the comments section of this posting. Also, on June 25th my interview with Randy Blythe of Lamb Of God goes up. So maybe someone will post that link as well.
I looked over a couple of the over 300 posts to my previous thing. Jesus God in Heaven! You people really do need to get yourselves a hobby! For the record, I do not think prison rape is funny. Nor do I think that prisoners are not human beings. In fact, when I made the comment, the idea that Bruno The Snake (who is fictional, I should add) might have raped me did not even enter my mind. Some will call me disingenuous. But believe it or not, folks, I am not disingenuous. I am actually stupid. Talk to people who know me. They'll tell you. Smoggy Rob, Mary Grace, tell them! In any case, I'm sorry the comment upset people so much. But would you have even been able to address the topic had I not written what I did?
The sesshin in Berkeley was very nice, thank you. I have to get up at 5 AM tomorrow to drive for three hours. So forgive me for being brief (that's what she said).
.... It's 4:34 AM. I can't sleep anymore. So I'm going to leave even earlier. But about that sesshin and the new SG article — as the sesshin progressed I was feeling more and more the feelings I expressed in that piece. I hated it. The ceremonial aspects of the thing were so forced and so contrived and everyone there was so into all that silliness. I just wanted out.
The sesshin culminated in a shusho (head monk) ceremony. Go look it up, I haven't got time to explain. This was the worst. After four and a half days of ceremonial nonsense, this was the most nonsensical ceremony yet. Before it started I heard some people gabbing about how beautiful and moving it would be, and beaming glowing love beams at the woman who was to be head monk. I wanted to puke.
But you know something? It was a beautiful and moving ceremony. I was glad to have been there. And, Geri, I don't know you at all. But I know you'll be a great teacher. You told the truth up there. That's such a rare and valuable thing.
And with that I'm off to Tassajara. There are fires on three sides of the place and they're already preparing for evacuation should the closest fire start to threaten the monastery. But the person I'm going to see up there is very dear to me and I'm not going to be deterred.


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Instead of opening her number with her back to the million, legs spread apart, and an ass jiggle followed by a hair whip before singing the first bars of The Star Spangled Banner, Beysus surveyed her people majestically, without a coat on, of course. Everyone else kept their coats on but B, I mean, at least give her that. You would have wanted to see her dress anyway.
And then she sang, beautifully, even though her earpiece was bothering her. Even if her earpiece WASN'T bothering her. I really don't think it was. The point is, motherf-ckers, she threw that down without having to hear herself because goddamn, she IS the Beyonce, the mother of the Blue Ivy Carter, and this is her president, and she WILL give bless the occasion with her voice.
Look, there was no wind machine.
Any time there's no wind machine, Sasha Fierce is holding back.
According to Tom Brokaw, President Obama's inauguration speech was just the first part of a two part manifesto, the second of which will be delivered at the State of the Union. Similarly, what you saw from B was the prelude to the Super Bowl. And this is when she will bring the fire and stop the planets. She will snarl and she will grin, in that way only she can. While upside down or something, swinging from a stiletto without missing a note, before power strutting to every corner of her stage, ordering you to FALL TO YOUR KNEES.
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The Conference Board said Tuesday that the Consumer Confidence Index, which had moved up in October, posted a moderate rise in November. The index stands at 73.7, up from 73.1 in October.
"The Consumer Confidence Index increased in November and is now at its highest level in more than four and a half years (76.4 in February 2008)," said Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board, in a press release.
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Kaizer wrote:very well.
Rocco wrote:As the reigning team MVP I'd take it if I were going to be home today. Guess it falls to Kaizer. Gives me time to get back into shape- I let myself go a little during the lockout.
canaan wrote:rocco is lgp's ray lewis.
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