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SCOTUS refuses to hear case over stock options, ISPs stand up for suspected pirate customers and prenda makes strange claim in Georgia. [more]

Spain escapes the Special 301 list, Aereo preemptively sues CBS, Dr. Phil goes after Gakwer, Harper Lee sues her agent and much more! [more]

New bill aims to legalize cell phone unlocking, Righthaven suffers what's likely its final defeat and YouTube now offering paid subscription channels. [more]

With so much content available for reuse, it's important to not just talk about the legalities of reusing content, but the best practices as well. [more]

Google and the Authors Guild go before the appeals court, Miss America to have to use a different song this year and Madonna sued over 1990's Vogue... [more]

Spotify security hole temporarily makes its music downloadable, BitTorrent wants to set up paywalls for content and more! [more]

With the recent lawsuit by the creators of Keyboard Cat and Nyan Cat, many are wondering about the relationship of copyright and memes. [more]