The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Reason for “6 Strikes” and its Impact on Piracy and You
A recent agreement between ISPs and copyright holders opened the door to a “six strikes” system in the U.S. But what does it mean for you?
3 Count: Fair Response
The latest news on the MPAA’s suit against Hotfile, fair use and its impact on the economy and Public Knowledge’s fair use video contest.
3 Count: Riotously Stupid
The latest news on the six strikes regime in the U.S., a push by Harvard to get the word out about Righthaven and Vancouver Rioters make a dumb copyright move.
Eps 201 – Extradite Me!
The latest news on the U.S. attempt to extradite a UK citizen for copyright infringement, SGAE raided in Spain and much more!
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
The Role of Copyright in Fighting Plagiarism: Part 2
In this part, we take a look at the thorny issue of attribution and how it relates to the notion of copyright as a tool for dealing with plagiarism.
3 Count: Oz’s Wizard
The iconic Wizard of Oz movie characters found not to be public domain, Righthaven to pay out legal fees and meditation the center of a copyright lawsuit.
Eps 200 – Extravaganza!
The Copyright 2.0 Show has turned 200 and to celebrate we brought on a slew of special guests and good friends to help us ring in the next 100 episodes!
3 Count: We’ll Be Back
Filmon owner drops his lawsuit against CBS. Should artists be compelled to join a digital rights collective? And Israel recognizes contributory copyright infringement.
Monthly Archives: July 2011
3 Count: Netflixed
The latest news on Netflix’s rate hike, New Zealand ISPs try to recoup costs of sending copyright notices and can monkeys hold copyright?
The Reason for “6 Strikes” and its Impact on Piracy and You
A recent agreement between ISPs and copyright holders opened the door to a “six strikes” system in the U.S. But what does it mean for you?
3 Count: Fair Response
The latest news on the MPAA’s suit against Hotfile, fair use and its impact on the economy and Public Knowledge’s fair use video contest.
3 Count: Riotously Stupid
The latest news on the six strikes regime in the U.S., a push by Harvard to get the word out about Righthaven and Vancouver Rioters make a dumb copyright move.
Eps 201 – Extradite Me!
The latest news on the U.S. attempt to extradite a UK citizen for copyright infringement, SGAE raided in Spain and much more!
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
The Role of Copyright in Fighting Plagiarism: Part 2
In this part, we take a look at the thorny issue of attribution and how it relates to the notion of copyright as a tool for dealing with plagiarism.
3 Count: Oz’s Wizard
The iconic Wizard of Oz movie characters found not to be public domain, Righthaven to pay out legal fees and meditation the center of a copyright lawsuit.
Eps 200 – Extravaganza!
The Copyright 2.0 Show has turned 200 and to celebrate we brought on a slew of special guests and good friends to help us ring in the next 100 episodes!
3 Count: We’ll Be Back
Filmon owner drops his lawsuit against CBS. Should artists be compelled to join a digital rights collective? And Israel recognizes contributory copyright infringement.
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