ACTA to be signed tomorrow, Possible “one strike” law in Italy, NinjaVideo admin pleads guilty and much, much more!
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Announcing Creepy Copyright Mondays in October
Next month, every Monday we’ll be taking a look at copyright issues related to horror and Halloween. A potent fear combination all around.
3 Count: Piracy Killer
Bob Dylan is accused of artwork plagiarism, Spotify hurts piracy in Sweden and another NinjaVideo admin pleads guilty.
DepotCode: Copyright Verification Through QR Codes
DepotCode aims to help you protect your work by verifying you created it through embedded QR codes, but is that enough to make you use it?
3 Count: Canada Dry
Canada re-introduces DMCA-like law, Is Amazon infringing with its Silk Browser? and Apple wins Psystar appeal.
3 Count: ACTA Coming
ACTA to be signed this Saturday, Righthaven loses in Colorado and Princeton bans professors from signing away copyright in research.
PGP and DMCA Notices
At least some larger DMCA filers are using PGP to sign their takedown notices. Should you be doing the same?
7 Things I Wish I Knew About Content Theft 10 Years Ago
Ten years ago, I was yet to tackle my first case of plagiarism. He is what I wish I had known before taking on the 1,000 that followed.
3 Count: Scene Change
U.S. Copyright Group tries again, Google and Oracle forced to try and settle, Percy Jackson movie/books found non-infringing.
The Role of Content Buyers in Plagiarism Fighting
Many caught plagiarists claim to have gotten the content from a third party. However, even when true that doesn’t absolve them of responsibility.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Eps 212 – Acta’s Back
ACTA to be signed tomorrow, Possible “one strike” law in Italy, NinjaVideo admin pleads guilty and much, much more!
Announcing Creepy Copyright Mondays in October
Next month, every Monday we’ll be taking a look at copyright issues related to horror and Halloween. A potent fear combination all around.
3 Count: Piracy Killer
Bob Dylan is accused of artwork plagiarism, Spotify hurts piracy in Sweden and another NinjaVideo admin pleads guilty.
DepotCode: Copyright Verification Through QR Codes
DepotCode aims to help you protect your work by verifying you created it through embedded QR codes, but is that enough to make you use it?
3 Count: Canada Dry
Canada re-introduces DMCA-like law, Is Amazon infringing with its Silk Browser? and Apple wins Psystar appeal.
3 Count: ACTA Coming
ACTA to be signed this Saturday, Righthaven loses in Colorado and Princeton bans professors from signing away copyright in research.
PGP and DMCA Notices
At least some larger DMCA filers are using PGP to sign their takedown notices. Should you be doing the same?
7 Things I Wish I Knew About Content Theft 10 Years Ago
Ten years ago, I was yet to tackle my first case of plagiarism. He is what I wish I had known before taking on the 1,000 that followed.
3 Count: Scene Change
U.S. Copyright Group tries again, Google and Oracle forced to try and settle, Percy Jackson movie/books found non-infringing.
The Role of Content Buyers in Plagiarism Fighting
Many caught plagiarists claim to have gotten the content from a third party. However, even when true that doesn’t absolve them of responsibility.
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