USCO wants to stop compulsory licenses from TV systems, New Zealand’s Labour party wants copyright reform and iiNet chosen as weaker target.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Small Business Plagiarism On the Rise
As Entrepreneurship booms, so does the problem of small business plagiarism. But how can you tell if you’re being infringed or doing the infringing?
3 Count: DMCA Prank
Justin Beiber and Lady Gaga lose their videos to a copyright prankster (briefly) The Pirate Bay admins start a new site and iCloud has a surprise.
3 Count: Clarity Needed
Rep John Conyers wants clarity on copyright terminations, a sketch artists sues AP/Getty and is copyright just for the big guys?
Eps 207 – Untuned
In a busy podcast we have the latest on the MP3Tunes victory, a setback for newspapers and a radical copyright claim by Oracle.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
LogoGarden: Copyright and Do-It-Yourself Logos
LogoGarden has drawn fire from designers over allegedly stolen symbols in its library. But how does this affect its customers?
3 Count: Deliberate Fakes
Google settles Book Search lawsuit in France, Righthaven says EFF trampling their rights and Chinese funeral fakes spark copyright arrest.
3 Count: No Downloads
Record labels in Japan sue YouTube download site, Watch the Throne sample results in copyright suit and prosecutors in the UK get a copyright primer.
Watching Attribution Erode on Twitter
A recent case study tracked a Twitter Tweet’s journey across the Web and found that, in short order, the attribution was completely lost.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
3 Count: Satellite Fight
USCO wants to stop compulsory licenses from TV systems, New Zealand’s Labour party wants copyright reform and iiNet chosen as weaker target.
Small Business Plagiarism On the Rise
As Entrepreneurship booms, so does the problem of small business plagiarism. But how can you tell if you’re being infringed or doing the infringing?
3 Count: DMCA Prank
Justin Beiber and Lady Gaga lose their videos to a copyright prankster (briefly) The Pirate Bay admins start a new site and iCloud has a surprise.
3 Count: Clarity Needed
Rep John Conyers wants clarity on copyright terminations, a sketch artists sues AP/Getty and is copyright just for the big guys?
Eps 207 – Untuned
In a busy podcast we have the latest on the MP3Tunes victory, a setback for newspapers and a radical copyright claim by Oracle.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
LogoGarden: Copyright and Do-It-Yourself Logos
LogoGarden has drawn fire from designers over allegedly stolen symbols in its library. But how does this affect its customers?
3 Count: Deliberate Fakes
Google settles Book Search lawsuit in France, Righthaven says EFF trampling their rights and Chinese funeral fakes spark copyright arrest.
3 Count: No Downloads
Record labels in Japan sue YouTube download site, Watch the Throne sample results in copyright suit and prosecutors in the UK get a copyright primer.
Watching Attribution Erode on Twitter
A recent case study tracked a Twitter Tweet’s journey across the Web and found that, in short order, the attribution was completely lost.
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