Oracle gains some ammo against Google, UFC sues Justin.TV and a lawsuit over balloon animals?
Monthly Archives: January 2011
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
Why Sending a DMCA Over a Tweet Doesn’t Make Sense
Twitter is a host and has a DMCA policy, but using that to takedown a tweet most likely is not a good use of your time.
3 Count: Ad-Free Version
The latest on the Pharmatext case, Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer in YouTube controversy and porn company sues Hotfile.
Using MLA and APA Citations On Your Blog
Most blogs have little need for using full academic citations, but those who do often face something of an ugly challenge.
3 Count: Epic Heroes
The latest news on Cuba’s YouTube crisis, the League of Epic Heroes being pulled from the App Store and Ben Huh taking on copyright.
Why I Don’t Fear Chilling Effects… and You Shouldn’t Either
Chilling Effects, a public database of DMCA notices sent to various providers, seems to cause a lot of unease among DMCA filers, here is why it shouldn’t.
3 Count: Bitten Apple
The latest on jailbreaking Apple’s iphone, Israel supporting Creative Commons and copyright challenges for the Web.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 181
Twitter is not a license to steal, promo CDs can be resold and much, much more!
Monthly Archives: January 2011
3 Count: Balloon Argument
Oracle gains some ammo against Google, UFC sues Justin.TV and a lawsuit over balloon animals?
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
Why Sending a DMCA Over a Tweet Doesn’t Make Sense
Twitter is a host and has a DMCA policy, but using that to takedown a tweet most likely is not a good use of your time.
3 Count: Ad-Free Version
The latest on the Pharmatext case, Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer in YouTube controversy and porn company sues Hotfile.
Using MLA and APA Citations On Your Blog
Most blogs have little need for using full academic citations, but those who do often face something of an ugly challenge.
3 Count: Epic Heroes
The latest news on Cuba’s YouTube crisis, the League of Epic Heroes being pulled from the App Store and Ben Huh taking on copyright.
Why I Don’t Fear Chilling Effects… and You Shouldn’t Either
Chilling Effects, a public database of DMCA notices sent to various providers, seems to cause a lot of unease among DMCA filers, here is why it shouldn’t.
3 Count: Bitten Apple
The latest on jailbreaking Apple’s iphone, Israel supporting Creative Commons and copyright challenges for the Web.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 181
Twitter is not a license to steal, promo CDs can be resold and much, much more!
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