One of the lesser-known parts of the DMCA calls for hosts to remove content in cases of “red flag” infringements. But how common are these removals?

Stock photo site iStockphoto has unveiled a new legal protection program, but is it enough to put fears to rest?

Web hosts, especially smaller startups, often struggle when dealing with abuse matters. Here are five of the more common mistakes.

After more than a year of study, Creative Commons has released its report entitled “Defining Noncommercial”.

Copycense recently wonder if Creative Commons is bad for copyright. Here are my thoughts on the issue.

If you are a published author, a major deadline in the Google Book Search settlement is approaching and you need to be ready.

Google’s Blogger service is changing their DMCA practice to improve their handling of takedown notices. But will the changes work?

If you’ve ever need to report abuse to WordPress.com admins, a new post by myself on Lorelle on WordPress will help you get the resolution that you want.

Happy Birthday to You is one of the best known songs in the English language and one of the most controversial copyright cases.

Filing a DMCA takedown is no simple process. But here are the five most common pitfalls to avoid if you want it to be successful.