Cloudflare represents a major change in the way sites are being hosted. A change every person who reports abuse needs to be aware of.
Monthly Archives: December 2010
3 Count: World of Borecraft
The latest news on the World of Warcraft Glider lawsuit, Global Gaming Factory and a copyright lawsuit millions of years in the making.
The Role of Copyright in the Wikileaks Cable Leak
Though some of the cables released by Wikileaks have been about copyright, little has been said about using copyright to stop the leak. There’s a good reason.
3 Count: Tie Game
The latest on the Costco/Omega case, Apple’s being accused of infringing Japanese authors and George Clinton suing the Black Eyed Peas.
3 Count: Blue Beatles
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Author Slams eBook Piracy, Son Outs Her As a Music Pirate First off today, as part of a point/counterpoint on the issue of ebook piracy, the Norwegian publication Dagens Næringsliv ran an interview with author Anne B. Ragde, who slammed ebook…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 178
The latest news on the Google/Viacom case, the U.S. Copyright Group and much, much more.
3 Count: Double Dutch
Operation Payback organizer arrested in the Netherlands, Righthaven sues Drudge Report and Mininova Settles with BREIN
Has Google Improved Its DMCA Handling?
Google recently announced improvements to the way it handles copyright infringement, including faster DMCA resolution. Does it hold up?
3 Count: Troll Hatin’
The latest news on ACS:Law’s major setback, Righthaven being countersued and the MPAA’s newest move with colleges.
3 Count: iCopyfight
The latest on iCopyright suing the AP, Eircom’s three strikes policy and Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s recent court victory.
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Why Finding the Host of a Site is Getting Much Harder
Cloudflare represents a major change in the way sites are being hosted. A change every person who reports abuse needs to be aware of.
3 Count: World of Borecraft
The latest news on the World of Warcraft Glider lawsuit, Global Gaming Factory and a copyright lawsuit millions of years in the making.
The Role of Copyright in the Wikileaks Cable Leak
Though some of the cables released by Wikileaks have been about copyright, little has been said about using copyright to stop the leak. There’s a good reason.
3 Count: Tie Game
The latest on the Costco/Omega case, Apple’s being accused of infringing Japanese authors and George Clinton suing the Black Eyed Peas.
3 Count: Blue Beatles
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Author Slams eBook Piracy, Son Outs Her As a Music Pirate First off today, as part of a point/counterpoint on the issue of ebook piracy, the Norwegian publication Dagens Næringsliv ran an interview with author Anne B. Ragde, who slammed ebook…
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 178
The latest news on the Google/Viacom case, the U.S. Copyright Group and much, much more.
3 Count: Double Dutch
Operation Payback organizer arrested in the Netherlands, Righthaven sues Drudge Report and Mininova Settles with BREIN
Has Google Improved Its DMCA Handling?
Google recently announced improvements to the way it handles copyright infringement, including faster DMCA resolution. Does it hold up?
3 Count: Troll Hatin’
The latest news on ACS:Law’s major setback, Righthaven being countersued and the MPAA’s newest move with colleges.
3 Count: iCopyfight
The latest on iCopyright suing the AP, Eircom’s three strikes policy and Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s recent court victory.
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