The White House plans to nominate Danny Marti as U.S. intellectual...

The White House plans to nominate Danny Marti as U.S. intellectual property enforcement coordinator were generally welcomed in statements issued Thursday and Friday after the announcement. Marti is managing partner of the Kilpatrick Townsend firm, it said. “We ... hope for speedy confirmation,” said Mitch Glazier, RIAA senior executive vice president, in a statement Thursday. “We ... urge Congress to move quickly to confirm his nomination to this important position,” said Kim Harris, NBCUniversal general counsel. “Danny’s impressive record of commitment to enforcing IP rights in the Internet age makes him a particularly strong choice,” said MPAA CEO Chris Dodd (http://bit.ly/1zRsPxO). NCTA looks forward to working with Marti, it said (http://bit.ly/Z0k3lS). So does the Information Technology Industry Council, said CEO Dean Garfield (http://bit.ly/VVr0lY).