It was a crazy week for copyright news and that has made it a rough week for me to keep pace. I’ve had to literally cut over half of the stories just to have a show note list short enough for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

We have news about ISP filtering from all over the world, tons of music-related news as the RIAA goes on the offense in the courtroom, a pair of sad DRM stories and one of the most ironic plagiarism stories ever covered on this site.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show (this time more than usual).

First, we have an important ruling in an RIAA lawsuit, pirates getting funding in Sweden, Oink downloaders getting sentenced to community service and much more. In strange copyright news, we have a potentially infringing game for the iPhone, an update on the Colbert remix “challenge” and perhaps the strangest, and saddest, use of DRM ever.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have a series of controversial proposals in the UK and Europe, plans for copyright reform here in the U.S., a setback for the RIAA and change in tactics for YouTube when it comes to takedowns.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have one of the biggest DRM stories in history, a lawsuit and makeup between Power.com and Facebook, an update to the Bratz case and a humorous project to build “Pirate Prisons” and much more.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have a potentially important copyright lawsuit to start out the new year, a couple of major icons slipping into the public domain and a lawsuit that is bound to shake up the hip hop world.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have a major announcement from the RIAA regarding their lawsuit campaign, a lawsuit against the New York Times for deep linking, USA Today getting in a copyright tiff with Digg and much more.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

But even without that story we have a busy week of copyright news including a possible copyright extension in the UK, a challeged RIAA lawsuit (irony be thy name) and even a claim of copyright over the Taj Mahal.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

Taj Mahal Picture is From Dhirad and is Licensed under a Creative Commons License.

First, we have a quick resolution to the Tyler Perry lawsuit, a major PR blow to the RIAA and updates to the Coldplay controversy that is still going strong.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have a presidential matter as Obama’s transition site gets a Creative Commons License, we have a drastic step taken in the Bratz case and, in the case that launched a thousand ships to this site, another Coldplay plagiarism case.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

First, we have a conclusion to one of the biggest ongoing stories, the SCO/Novell lawsuit, several international copyright matters and what is easily one of the strangest copyright stories ever covered on this site.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.