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Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 279 – Booted Out

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 279 – Booted Out

UK Supreme Court tackles browser caching, The Pirate Bay booted from Greenland, Italy blocks 27 file lockers and much, much more!Continue Reading

3 Count: Copyright Unaccessed

3 Count: Copyright Unaccessed

Access Copyright targets colleges in Canada, Italian prosecutor orders blockade of 27 sites and EU ISPs warn about copyright reform.Continue Reading

3 Count: Melting Away

3 Count: Melting Away

Associated Press wins key decision over Meltwater, GoPro finds itself in a DMCA controversy and more torrent sites blocked in the UK.Continue Reading

3 Count: Gangnam Profits?

3 Count: Gangnam Profits?

Foxtel wants UK-style site blcoking in Australia, Kim Dotcom gets go ahead to sue New Zealand spy agency and how much as Gangnam Style made?Continue Reading

3 Count: Six Points

3 Count: Six Points

The European Commission looks at harmonizing EU copyright, Italy to block two Bittorrent sites and Netflix and Disney reach a major deal.Continue Reading

3 Count: Bear Necessities

3 Count: Bear Necessities

UK set to block The Pirate Bay, the U.S. Trade Rep. releases their Special 301 report and a falling bear photo causes a copyright controversy.Continue Reading

3 Count: Time Warp

3 Count: Time Warp

The time zone database is safe, for now, Denmark ISP must block Grooveshark and Steve Job’s 30th birthday video causes a copyright problem.Continue Reading

3 Count: Dutch Embargo

3 Count: Dutch Embargo

Dutch court orders ISPs to block The Pirate Bay, AP and New York Times open NewsRight and Reddit to go dark to protest SOPA. Continue Reading

3 Count: Cable News

3 Count: Cable News

Cable says site blocking is impractical in the UK, seeks to add more copyright exemptions, Zediva is shuttered and Pixar not infringing with “Cars”.Continue Reading

3 Count: Newz Again

3 Count: Newz Again

The UK ISP BT has been ordered to block Newzbin 2, always-on DRM returns and a statute of Michael Jones is at the heart of a copyright dispute.Continue Reading