daniel castro in washington he's a senior analyst with information technology and innovation foundation specializing in the information technology policy also in washington we have wayne rash he is a senior analyst for weeks labs and to new york we cross to jason metz only he is the job beilin professor of law at brooklyn law school all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok when and if i can go to you first to what degree should internet companies be involved share responsibility for curbing piracy in light of the law that is in front of the laws that are in front of congress right now. well i think internet companies have a responsibility to not knowingly participate in pirated information or from a shelter which. the copyright use is in question in other words if they know that something is being used illegally then they obviously should not allow it to be on their sites but you know most internet sites don't have a way to know what's out there most of them simply actors what you might call giant receptacles of data and as a result they don't specifically look at

project has not been incorporated within the five- year information and communications technology plan, of course, we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. we recommend you request all city departments currently working on various radio communication systems, including department of emergency management, police, fire, to convene and agree on what improvements are needed in this city and that your request the department ever did management, by aifire, police, o come up with a plan. develop a plan the detailed cost estimates and funding sources for how the proposed new bayweb system would be implemented and paid for in san francisco. we would be glad to respond to any questions. up

project has not been incorporated within the five- year information and communications technology plan, of course, we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. we recommend you request all city departments currently working on various radio communication systems, including department of emergency management, police, fire, to convene and agree on what improvements are needed in this city and that your request the department ever did management, by aifire, police, o come up with a plan. develop a plan the detailed cost estimates and funding sources for how the proposed new bayweb system would be implemented and paid for in san francisco. we would be glad to respond to any questions. supervisor chu: i did have a question for the department. interestingly, this is a situation where there was a grant given to motorola to purchase the equipment, to install it, i think, operate it. i wanted to understand, is this something we expect motorola to vote in perpetuity, or does that turn into a joint powers authority in some time? >> that is an excellent question, thank you for asking. the joint powers authority that

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