The latest news on the MPAA’s suit against Hotfile, ACS:Law’s latest legal headache and some lawsuits from Elivs’ estate.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
3 Count: Mardi Gras!
The latest news on new legilslation from the Obama administration, actress Emma Thompson accused of plagiarism and Mardi Gras Indians seeking copyright justice.
OpenAttribute: Making Creative Commons Attribution Easy
A new Chrome and Firefox extension hopes to make attributing Creative Commons works easier, but does it work?
3 Count: Six Weeks
The latest on the Digital Economy Act, OFCOM, copyright-related arrests in Greece and a creative Google bomb.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 184
The latest in Copyright News, Views and Abuse from Patrick O’Keefe and Jonathan Bailey
3 Count: SAPpy Moments
The latest on the SAP/Oracle, ACS:Law and MediaCAT closing down and can free music earn more than paid?
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
3 Count: Balloon Ball
The latest on the Jeff Koons “Balloon Dog” lawsuit, a copyright crackdown in China and the band Yeasayer’s take on piracy.
Flickr Blunder Shows Problem with DMCA Counternotices
When Flickr accidentally deleted Mirco Wilhelm’s account, along with his 4,000 images, they unwittingly illustrated an ugly truth about the DMCA process.
3 Count: Ultra Mega
The latest news on Perfect 10s lawsuit against Megaupload, another copyright troll losing in court and 100,000 people sued in the last 12 months.
Monthly Archives: February 2011
3 Count: Too Hot to Handle
The latest news on the MPAA’s suit against Hotfile, ACS:Law’s latest legal headache and some lawsuits from Elivs’ estate.
3 Count: Mardi Gras!
The latest news on new legilslation from the Obama administration, actress Emma Thompson accused of plagiarism and Mardi Gras Indians seeking copyright justice.
OpenAttribute: Making Creative Commons Attribution Easy
A new Chrome and Firefox extension hopes to make attributing Creative Commons works easier, but does it work?
3 Count: Six Weeks
The latest on the Digital Economy Act, OFCOM, copyright-related arrests in Greece and a creative Google bomb.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 184
The latest in Copyright News, Views and Abuse from Patrick O’Keefe and Jonathan Bailey
3 Count: SAPpy Moments
The latest on the SAP/Oracle, ACS:Law and MediaCAT closing down and can free music earn more than paid?
Is Bing Plagiarizing Google Search?
Google recently showed that Bing’s results, on certain queries, seem to match their own a little too closely. Is Bing stealing from Google?
3 Count: Balloon Ball
The latest on the Jeff Koons “Balloon Dog” lawsuit, a copyright crackdown in China and the band Yeasayer’s take on piracy.
Flickr Blunder Shows Problem with DMCA Counternotices
When Flickr accidentally deleted Mirco Wilhelm’s account, along with his 4,000 images, they unwittingly illustrated an ugly truth about the DMCA process.
3 Count: Ultra Mega
The latest news on Perfect 10s lawsuit against Megaupload, another copyright troll losing in court and 100,000 people sued in the last 12 months.
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