gonzo
12-19-2008, 02:32 PM
The bullets below (courtesy of DoJ!) will give you an idea of the changes Justice has agreed to make.
Consolidated the publication of the final versions of the two proposed rules into one final rule;
Ensured that the regulatory requirements applicable to depictions of actualsexually explicit conduct consisting of lascivious exhibition apply starting on the date of availability of the statutorily provided safe harbor;
Permitted the use of third-party custodians of records;
Permitted records to be maintained digitally;
Clarified the exemption from the record-keeping requirements for those engaged in distribution;
Clarified that, for purposes of the requirement that every page of a webpage contain the disclosure statement, a hyperlink or “mouseover” is permitted;
Eliminated the requirement that statements on the location of records contain a date of production (or any other date), although added a requirement that primary producers create a record of the date of production;
Clarified the application of the requirements regarding location of the statement to DVDs; and
Eliminated the detailed information required by the certification regime, and replaced it with a significantly simpler certification.
Read more information and Tom's questions at http://www.xbiz.com/blogs/blog.php?b=tom&bid=102982#102982
Consolidated the publication of the final versions of the two proposed rules into one final rule;
Ensured that the regulatory requirements applicable to depictions of actualsexually explicit conduct consisting of lascivious exhibition apply starting on the date of availability of the statutorily provided safe harbor;
Permitted the use of third-party custodians of records;
Permitted records to be maintained digitally;
Clarified the exemption from the record-keeping requirements for those engaged in distribution;
Clarified that, for purposes of the requirement that every page of a webpage contain the disclosure statement, a hyperlink or “mouseover” is permitted;
Eliminated the requirement that statements on the location of records contain a date of production (or any other date), although added a requirement that primary producers create a record of the date of production;
Clarified the application of the requirements regarding location of the statement to DVDs; and
Eliminated the detailed information required by the certification regime, and replaced it with a significantly simpler certification.
Read more information and Tom's questions at http://www.xbiz.com/blogs/blog.php?b=tom&bid=102982#102982