It's now official: Victoria Espinel was confirmed by the Senate yesterday as the first White House Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator, better known as the "IP Czar."
The PRO-IP Act, which created the position to which Espinel was named, also requires that the Justice Department make annual reports on federal IP enforcement. Here's the first such report, released in October:
2008-2009 Pro-IP Act Annual Report
(h/t Wired)
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