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Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 268 – Auto Ripping

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 268 – Auto Ripping

Warner wins all Superman rights, AFP illegally used photos found on Twitter and Amazon launches AutoRip!Continue Reading

3 Count: AutoRip

3 Count: AutoRip

Amazon offers free digital versions of physical CDs, a remix artist battles Lionsgate over his work and Love Me Do is in the public domain in the EU.Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 259 – Sandy Halloween

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 259 – Sandy Halloween

This week we talk about Halloween, Hurricane Sandy, first sale, Circumvention rulemaking and nearly every TOS you’ve read…Continue Reading

3 Count: Resale Royalties

3 Count: Resale Royalties

U.S. visual artists could soon be seeing resale royalties, Triple Town case moves forward and Warner on the warpath against Amazon vendors.Continue Reading

3 Count: Patently Uninfringing

3 Count: Patently Uninfringing

Google trumps Oracle in patent dispute, Greenpeace parody site gets pulled down and Amazon seeks to fight Kindle spam. Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 231 & 232 – Doubleheader

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 231 & 232 – Doubleheader

This week for the Copyright 2.0 Show we have not one but TWO episodes including one from before and one after we got back from SXSW!Continue Reading

3 Count: Veto Power

3 Count: Veto Power

Amazon gets involved in Pinterest’s copyright woes, Senator Wyden wants to end treaty secrecy and Righthaven loses five more cases.Continue Reading

Amazon’s Erotica Plagiarism Debacle

Amazon’s Erotica Plagiarism Debacle

Amazon has found itself in hot water over an allegedly relaxes policy about plagiarism on the Kindle. Is it true and, if so, how can Amazon change?Continue Reading

3 Count: Canada Dry

3 Count: Canada Dry

Canada re-introduces DMCA-like law, Is Amazon infringing with its Silk Browser? and Apple wins Psystar appeal.Continue Reading

3 Count: OK Fingerprints

3 Count: OK Fingerprints

Music locker services get a big win against the record labels, Oracle and Google argue over APIs and yet another Thomas-Rasset appeal.Continue Reading