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San Antonio Catholic University of Murcia (UCAM) has welcomed this afternoon's conference 'Legal Consequences of piracy in the audiovisual sector and the Internet', given by the legal expert, Alberto Ortuño Ortín.
The activity has been framed in the Teleco lecture organized by the Engineering Degree in Telecommunications Systems of the UCAM.
The expert has started the conference explaining the features of what he called "hypersector audiovisual and Internet."
In addition, during his speech has lectured on social and economic implications of piracy in the audiovisual sector and the Internet.
On this subject, Alberto Ortín said that hacking is a criminal or civil, in the case of the latter "if not for profit, in which topic can be punished, among other measures, compensation for damage or for the benefit, and of course, the removal of content and service shutdown, "he remarked.
Or a criminal offense.
During his speech, the expert legal analyst on new technologies, Alberto Ortín, has also lectured on the law known Sinde.
Ortín has stressed that did not seem correct way to pass the law, which will pass through the parliamentary process by the Commission of Economy and Finance.
"This kind of adoption does not seem right, since it is a law that, in addition to addressing many issues that are beyond a committee of the Treasury, with respect to the Additional Provision 2 nd makes express reference to Article 20 of the Constitution Spanish, so they deserve better treatment by the legislature, "he says the rapporteur.
Similarly, he asserted that "the amendment hidden in Sinde Act, which is being discussed by the Commission of Economy and Finance, intends to change three rules: first law of the society of information services for suppliers access are required to inform the user data, secondly, Intellectual Property Law, to create an entity to oversee the crimes committed against copyright and the ability to close sites and content removal, only having to ask permission if they conflict with Article 20 of the Spanish Constitution which includes freedom of expression, and thirdly, the Court of Administrative Law in the Courts Central to this new entity can go to it if they intend to take measures affect that right, but limiting the ordinary capacity of research and the sentencing judge, that is, limiting you to say yes or no, respect to the evidence presented by the Commission and the penalties laid down, "said Alberto Ortín .
Source: UCAM
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