The recent iTunes Match announcement may mean amnesty for some pirates, but it means even more for the fight against piracy.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
3 Count: Digitally Altered
The latest on the World Copyright Conference in Belgium, the Hangover 2 lawsuit and a blacklist of websites by a major ad buyer.
3 Count: iCloud 9
The latest on Apple’s iCloud, ICE seizing a controversial domain and the closure of a popular movie streaming site.
Why Stealing From Many Isn’t Research
There’s an old saying that reads “to steal from many is research,” however, nothing could be farther from the truth.
3 Count: Forever 10
The latest on the launch of Apple’s iCloud service, New Zealand’s three strikes law and Forever 21′s battle with a parody blog.
Why Register a Copyright If You Don’t Want to Sue?
Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?
3 Count: Lose Yourself
The latest news on Eminem suing Audi, the record labels in Australia backing off three strikes and another WordPress-related GPL controversy.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 197
The latest on the new Register of Copyrights, PROTECT IP and German P2P enforcement.
3 Count: Felony Conviction
The latest news on the legal status of streaming in the U.S. the U.N. calling “three strikes” a violation of human rights and a Baidu appeal.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
Monthly Archives: June 2011
What iCloud and Music Match Mean for the Piracy Fight
The recent iTunes Match announcement may mean amnesty for some pirates, but it means even more for the fight against piracy.
3 Count: Digitally Altered
The latest on the World Copyright Conference in Belgium, the Hangover 2 lawsuit and a blacklist of websites by a major ad buyer.
3 Count: iCloud 9
The latest on Apple’s iCloud, ICE seizing a controversial domain and the closure of a popular movie streaming site.
Why Stealing From Many Isn’t Research
There’s an old saying that reads “to steal from many is research,” however, nothing could be farther from the truth.
3 Count: Forever 10
The latest on the launch of Apple’s iCloud service, New Zealand’s three strikes law and Forever 21′s battle with a parody blog.
Why Register a Copyright If You Don’t Want to Sue?
Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?
3 Count: Lose Yourself
The latest news on Eminem suing Audi, the record labels in Australia backing off three strikes and another WordPress-related GPL controversy.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 197
The latest on the new Register of Copyrights, PROTECT IP and German P2P enforcement.
3 Count: Felony Conviction
The latest news on the legal status of streaming in the U.S. the U.N. calling “three strikes” a violation of human rights and a Baidu appeal.
How Plagiarism Today Got Started, Grew Up and Became a Business
If you’ve ever wondered how this site was founded and how it grew into a business, here’s your look at the process and how it unfolded over the past five plus years.
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