Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
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3 Count: No More Notes
Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.
3 Count: Bat-Copyright
As ACTA is being signed, another copyright-related treaty is looming, Optus wins big in Australia and a judge says the Batmobile may be copyrightable.
5 Ways Piracy is Changing
Piracy is in a constant state of evolution, but the recent closure of Megaupload is speeding up the process. Here’s 5 changes to watch.
3 Count: UnAppealing
Pirate Bay founders lose last appeal, may face jail time, Megaupload server purge delayed and Ukraine shuts down popular file sharing site.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
3 Count: Hanging Out
President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.
Plagiarism in Video Games
Plagiarism in video games seems to be on the rise, but what’s causing the uptick in copyright-related news and what can the industry do about it?
3 Count: MegaDeletion
Megaupload’s data could be deleted this week, UK government asks search engines to de-rank pirate sites and game plagiarism leads to a lawsuit.
Eps 226 – Mega Takedown
Megaupload gets taken down, seven arrested including founder Kim Dotcom, SOPA/PIPA formally shelved and EU countries sign ACTA despite protests.
Author Archives:
A Quick Note on Plagiarism Today’s Copyright License
Quickly, I wanted to clear up some confusion about the license on Plagiarism Today and where you can get PT updates in social media.
3 Count: No More Notes
Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.
3 Count: Bat-Copyright
As ACTA is being signed, another copyright-related treaty is looming, Optus wins big in Australia and a judge says the Batmobile may be copyrightable.
5 Ways Piracy is Changing
Piracy is in a constant state of evolution, but the recent closure of Megaupload is speeding up the process. Here’s 5 changes to watch.
3 Count: UnAppealing
Pirate Bay founders lose last appeal, may face jail time, Megaupload server purge delayed and Ukraine shuts down popular file sharing site.
DiggBar Returns: Does Anyone Care?
DiggBar, the much-decried frame Digg used in 2009, has made a silent return. But why is it almost no one cares?
3 Count: Hanging Out
President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.
Plagiarism in Video Games
Plagiarism in video games seems to be on the rise, but what’s causing the uptick in copyright-related news and what can the industry do about it?
3 Count: MegaDeletion
Megaupload’s data could be deleted this week, UK government asks search engines to de-rank pirate sites and game plagiarism leads to a lawsuit.
Eps 226 – Mega Takedown
Megaupload gets taken down, seven arrested including founder Kim Dotcom, SOPA/PIPA formally shelved and EU countries sign ACTA despite protests.
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