Popular Posts
-
By now anyone reading this piece ...
-
DILUTION AND TARNISHMENT OF NOLLYWOOD MARK AND TRADEMARK: PARTISAN POLITICAL ENDORSEMENTS In the field of trademark, franchise, celeb...
-
Copyright Office Won’t Register ‘Middle-Finger Pictogram’ As Literary Work–Ashton v. Copyright Office March 12, 2018 · by Eric Goldm...
-
It is mind startling what strategic political thinking went into APC's nomination of Mr. Umana Umana, as its gubernatorial candidate for...
-
#NIGERIA- Bayelsa & Akwa Ibom Parallels. The New Political ruling party in Nigeria, All Progressives Congress (APC), are trendin...
-
When few days ago I got information of "rumors" and grapevine chatter that thugs and political gladiators are about to unleash may...
-
AfCFTA: Ethiopia, Nigeria and the New Multilateralism by Samuel Samiai Andrews †1 The Africa Continental Free Trade Area Agreement...
-
https://www.facebook.com/samuel.andrews1/notes "... You guys are being mischievous and taking pot shots at the Governor. All's f...
-
Reconceptualizing ‘Afrollywood’ Creative Landscape [1] Background The international creative communities led by the United...
-
I hardly comment on Akwa Ibom State politics because seriously I stopped taking these folks seriously. I am a bona fide Ibibio. My focus h...
Friday, February 26, 2016
Nigerian Social Media Law, Nollywood & Copyright Policy
Click this link to read the full story: http://nigeriastandardnewspaper.com/ng/nigerian-politicians-scared-and-afraid-of-social-media-samuel-andrew-doctoral-student-on-digital-new-media-digital-copyright-nollywood-films-suffolk-university-law-school-bostonsays/
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment