Pirate Party Wins Big in Berlin Election, Tenenbaum Loses Appeal and Google/Authors Get More Time to Settle.
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Eps 210 – Bankruptcy
SAP Criminally Charged and Settles Quick, Hotfile Sues Warner Brothers Over DMCA Abuse and EU Extends Copyright on Music
3 Count: In Due Time
Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.
Where do Plagiarists Host?
If you send out a lot of DMCA or other takedown notices, you’ve probably seen a pattern in the types of places you have to contact.
3 Count: Arch Rivals
SAP Settles Criminal Complaint, Deadline.com Sues The Hollywood Reporter and Optus in Hot Water Over Sports Streaming
The Divisive and Difficult Commercial Use Question
The commercial use question is one that has caused a lot of grief among those who work with copyright and highlights ongoing debate over file sharing.
3 Count: No Dough
Hotfile sues Warner Brothers for DMCA Abuse, CBC Shuts Down Mac Radio App and Righthaven Threatens Bankruptcy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Second Front
Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.
Firefox Extension: Who Stole My Pictures?
A new Firefox extension promises to make it easier to track your photos online, but what does it do and how does it work?
Monthly Archives: September 2011
3 Count: Pirate Victory
Pirate Party Wins Big in Berlin Election, Tenenbaum Loses Appeal and Google/Authors Get More Time to Settle.
Eps 210 – Bankruptcy
SAP Criminally Charged and Settles Quick, Hotfile Sues Warner Brothers Over DMCA Abuse and EU Extends Copyright on Music
3 Count: In Due Time
Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.
Where do Plagiarists Host?
If you send out a lot of DMCA or other takedown notices, you’ve probably seen a pattern in the types of places you have to contact.
3 Count: Arch Rivals
SAP Settles Criminal Complaint, Deadline.com Sues The Hollywood Reporter and Optus in Hot Water Over Sports Streaming
The Divisive and Difficult Commercial Use Question
The commercial use question is one that has caused a lot of grief among those who work with copyright and highlights ongoing debate over file sharing.
3 Count: No Dough
Hotfile sues Warner Brothers for DMCA Abuse, CBC Shuts Down Mac Radio App and Righthaven Threatens Bankruptcy.
Can Twitter/Facebook Help Fight Online Plagiarism?
Currently, Google can mistake a plagiarist or spam site for the original due to the delay in indexing content. Can Twitter or Facebook help stop that?
3 Count: Second Front
Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.
Firefox Extension: Who Stole My Pictures?
A new Firefox extension promises to make it easier to track your photos online, but what does it do and how does it work?
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