Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Eps 221 – SOPAlternative
SOPA opponents announce alternative legislation, EFF pushes for more legal jailbreaking, Chitika dodges a copyright bullet and more!
3 Count: Return to Sender
DHS abandons lawsuit against dajaz1.com, returns domain, MPAA not pleased with Sen. Wyden’s SOPA counter and more!
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
3 Count: South Parked
Makers of the What What music video ordered to pay Viacom’s legal fees, German law firm seeks to sell unsettled bittorrent cases and more!
The Limitation of Every Plagiarism Checker
As teachers and content creators rely more and more on plagiarism detection, they often lose sight of just how limited even the best tools are…
3 Count: Righthaven Support
RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.
Changes Meter: Monitor Website Changes Easily
If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.
3 Count: Five Cases
Canada’s Supreme Court hears five copyright cases, Vostu and Zynga settle their differences and Google seeks dismissal in Book Search case.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
3 Count: Mega Takedown
Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.
Eps 221 – SOPAlternative
SOPA opponents announce alternative legislation, EFF pushes for more legal jailbreaking, Chitika dodges a copyright bullet and more!
3 Count: Return to Sender
DHS abandons lawsuit against dajaz1.com, returns domain, MPAA not pleased with Sen. Wyden’s SOPA counter and more!
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
3 Count: South Parked
Makers of the What What music video ordered to pay Viacom’s legal fees, German law firm seeks to sell unsettled bittorrent cases and more!
The Limitation of Every Plagiarism Checker
As teachers and content creators rely more and more on plagiarism detection, they often lose sight of just how limited even the best tools are…
3 Count: Righthaven Support
RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.
Changes Meter: Monitor Website Changes Easily
If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.
3 Count: Five Cases
Canada’s Supreme Court hears five copyright cases, Vostu and Zynga settle their differences and Google seeks dismissal in Book Search case.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
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