White House official heading to BSA? Victoria Espinel stepped down from her role as the nation's first chief intellectual property enforcement officer Friday amid rumors she is a top candidate to fill the currently vacant post of CEO of BSA | The Software Alliance. Espinel was named Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator for the White House in 2009, the first person to hold the title. According to NPR, Congress created the position in 2008 to oversee law enforcement efforts by various agencies in areas of digital piracy and IP infringement. http://n.pr/8OeBaN BSA has been without a leader since April, when the organization's first CEO, Robert Holleyman, resigned… Read More