
Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
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Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
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Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
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Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
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Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Hollywood Takes OpenBitTorrent’s ISP to Court First off today, now that The Pirate Bay’s tracker has shut down, though in its case to force users to use decentralized methods of downloading, the movie studios have turned their attention to other prominent…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Leaked UK government Plan to Create “Pirate Finder General” with Power to Appoint Militias, Create Laws First off today, Cory Doctorow is reporting on a leak he received from a previously reliable source within the UK government about upcoming proposed changes…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Hollywood Takes OpenBitTorrent’s ISP to Court First off today, now that The Pirate Bay’s tracker has shut down, though in its case to force users to use decentralized methods of downloading, the movie studios have turned their attention to other prominent…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Leaked UK government Plan to Create “Pirate Finder General” with Power to Appoint Militias, Create Laws First off today, Cory Doctorow is reporting on a leak he received from a previously reliable source within the UK government about upcoming proposed changes…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Hollywood Takes OpenBitTorrent’s ISP to Court First off today, now that The Pirate Bay’s tracker has shut down, though in its case to force users to use decentralized methods of downloading, the movie studios have turned their attention to other prominent…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Leaked UK government Plan to Create “Pirate Finder General” with Power to Appoint Militias, Create Laws First off today, Cory Doctorow is reporting on a leak he received from a previously reliable source within the UK government about upcoming proposed changes…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Hollywood Takes OpenBitTorrent’s ISP to Court First off today, now that The Pirate Bay’s tracker has shut down, though in its case to force users to use decentralized methods of downloading, the movie studios have turned their attention to other prominent…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Leaked UK government Plan to Create “Pirate Finder General” with Power to Appoint Militias, Create Laws First off today, Cory Doctorow is reporting on a leak he received from a previously reliable source within the UK government about upcoming proposed changes…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…

Netrlix abandons Qwikster, Hathitrust case gets amended and two UK ISPs get to appeal their the Digital Economy Act.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.

Authors sue libraries over book scanning, UK calls on Google to block pirate sites and P2P attorney is sanctioned.

The latest on the Google Book Search settlement, the Digital Economy Act in the UK and Cheryl Cole being accused of plagiarism.
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Apple’s iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books First off today, Apple’s iPad is making some copyright headlines as Apple has announced that its new tablet computer/eBook reader will be able to read books aloud and will also support…
Have a suggestion for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Judge Rejects Amazon Bid to Scrap Google Pact First off today, the revised Google Book Search settlement has survived yet another, albeit small, hurdle. The judge in the case has rejected a bid by Amazon to throwout his preliminary approval, telling…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Hollywood Takes OpenBitTorrent’s ISP to Court First off today, now that The Pirate Bay’s tracker has shut down, though in its case to force users to use decentralized methods of downloading, the movie studios have turned their attention to other prominent…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Leaked UK government Plan to Create “Pirate Finder General” with Power to Appoint Militias, Create Laws First off today, Cory Doctorow is reporting on a leak he received from a previously reliable source within the UK government about upcoming proposed changes…
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Google, Plaintiffs Submit Revised Book Search Settlement FIrst off today, Google, publishers and the Author’s Guild barely made a deadline on Friday to submit their revised settlement regarding the Google Book Search project. Google had been sued by the other parties…