Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!
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Distil: The Anti-Scraping Content Protection Network
Distil is a new company promising to combat scraping while improving your site’s performance. But how well does it work?
3 Count: Dotted Line
Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.
3 Count: Bail Denied
Megaupload founder denied bail, considered flight risk, UK authors worry about education royalties and British publisher backs off “Mein Kampf” plans.
The Cyberlocker Shakeup and What It Means for You
The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
Megaupload’s DMCA Shell Games
Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.
3 Count: Changing Winds
Cyberlocker sites close, change in wake of Megaupload arrests, Poland sees attacks from Anonymous over ACTA and another NinjaVideo admin sentenced.
Eps 225 – Blackout Day
SOPA Protests blackout the web, turn senators, Supreme Court OKs re-copyright public domain works and Hitler’s book causes a copyright row.
Clarifying the Times Higher Education Article
A quick PSA regarding my quote in the recent edition of the Times Higher Education.
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3 Count: Mega-Lawsuit
Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!
Distil: The Anti-Scraping Content Protection Network
Distil is a new company promising to combat scraping while improving your site’s performance. But how well does it work?
3 Count: Dotted Line
Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.
3 Count: Bail Denied
Megaupload founder denied bail, considered flight risk, UK authors worry about education royalties and British publisher backs off “Mein Kampf” plans.
The Cyberlocker Shakeup and What It Means for You
The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
Megaupload’s DMCA Shell Games
Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.
3 Count: Changing Winds
Cyberlocker sites close, change in wake of Megaupload arrests, Poland sees attacks from Anonymous over ACTA and another NinjaVideo admin sentenced.
Eps 225 – Blackout Day
SOPA Protests blackout the web, turn senators, Supreme Court OKs re-copyright public domain works and Hitler’s book causes a copyright row.
Clarifying the Times Higher Education Article
A quick PSA regarding my quote in the recent edition of the Times Higher Education.
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