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  Dos and donts of the data body economy


Do

Don't

use plastic money





pay cash





tansfer money through bank

shop online





buy in small independent shops

consume life style products

display an unpredictable consumer behaviour





complete registration forms





refuse to register or provide erroneous data

have an insurance against everything









accept risk

constantly use mobile communication equipment





prefer face-to-face communication

drive a car equipped with a GPS terminal





use other means of transportation

willingly provide personal information





have privacy concerns






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DMCA
The DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) was signed into law by U.S. President Clinton in 1998 and implements the two 1996 WIPO treaties (WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty and WIPO Copyright Treaty). Besides other issues the DMCA addresses the influence of new technologies on traditional copyright. Of special interest in the context of the digitalization of intellectual property are the titles no. 2, which refers to the limitation on the liability of online service providers for copyright infringement (when certain conditions are met), no. 3, that creates an exemption for making a copy of a computer program in case of maintenance and repair, and no. 4 which is concerned with the status of libraries and webcasting. The DCMA has been widely criticized for giving copyright-holders even more power and damage the rights and freedom of consumers, technological innovation, and the free market for information.