For those who still believe that truncated RSS feeds protect you from scraping, here are two services that prove just how wrong you are.
Monthly Archives: November 2011
3 Count: Out of Groove
Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.
3 Count: Court of Justice
The EU Court of Justice rules on ISP filtering, will rule on copyright and programming languages and Australian ISPs make a piracy proposal.
Eps 219 – SOPA 2
Filibuster threatened over SOPA, which gets support from the Register of Copyrights, Grooveshark sued again by Universal Music and much more!
3 Count: Filibusted
Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.
It’s Time to Vote With Your Dollars
Many of the most vocal on copyright issues have closed their wallets up entirely, however, in doing so, they also silence their voice in the debates.
3 Count: Un-Grooveshark
Universal Music sues Grooveshark again, Righthaven concedes to fair use in the Democratic Underground case and Baidu is sued by game developers.
3 Count: SOPA Backlash
SOPA has some new enemies both in Congress and abroad and Netflix is struggling with licensing issues as it tries to break into the UK.
7 Factors that Affect Infringement
When it comes to piracy and plagiarism, it can be tough to tell why some have it worse than others. Here are seven factors to explain just that.
3 Count: Registers Opinion
Register of Copyrights backs SOPA, UK court finds streaming copies to be non-infringing and Fox drops lawsuit over posting of scripts online.
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Feed Expanders On Rise, End Short RSS Advantage
For those who still believe that truncated RSS feeds protect you from scraping, here are two services that prove just how wrong you are.
3 Count: Out of Groove
Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.
3 Count: Court of Justice
The EU Court of Justice rules on ISP filtering, will rule on copyright and programming languages and Australian ISPs make a piracy proposal.
Eps 219 – SOPA 2
Filibuster threatened over SOPA, which gets support from the Register of Copyrights, Grooveshark sued again by Universal Music and much more!
3 Count: Filibusted
Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.
It’s Time to Vote With Your Dollars
Many of the most vocal on copyright issues have closed their wallets up entirely, however, in doing so, they also silence their voice in the debates.
3 Count: Un-Grooveshark
Universal Music sues Grooveshark again, Righthaven concedes to fair use in the Democratic Underground case and Baidu is sued by game developers.
3 Count: SOPA Backlash
SOPA has some new enemies both in Congress and abroad and Netflix is struggling with licensing issues as it tries to break into the UK.
7 Factors that Affect Infringement
When it comes to piracy and plagiarism, it can be tough to tell why some have it worse than others. Here are seven factors to explain just that.
3 Count: Registers Opinion
Register of Copyrights backs SOPA, UK court finds streaming copies to be non-infringing and Fox drops lawsuit over posting of scripts online.
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