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1: The Pirate Bay Will Not Appeal Order to Remove Torrents
First off today, for reasons not completely clear, The Pirate Bay admins have decided not to appeal a Dutch judgment requiring them to remove certain infringing torrents and block access to Dutch users. [...]

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1: Google Books and Copyright: The Status Conference
First off today, we have an update on the Google Book Search “status” conference that took place yesterday. What was striking was how quickly the two sides seem to want to rescue their deal, going so [...]

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1: Did Viacom Find Smoking Gun in YouTube Case?
First off today we may have a shocking turn of events in the Viacom v. YouTube case, which saw Viacom suing YouTube for $1 billion claiming the site infringed on their copyright. Sources close to [...]

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1: Plaintiffs win Tenenbaum case; court reconsiders Rule 50 ruling, grants directed verdict on copyright liability
First off, the Joel Tenenbaum case is, effectively, over. Yesterday Tenenbaum admitted liability for his file sharing and the judge in the case granted a motion by [...]

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1: Pirate Bay-trio to sue Dutch copyright group
First off today, [...]

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It may be summer but there has been no slowdown in the rate of big copyright-related stories. With a big win for net neutrality, new royalty schemes and more, the landscape shifts yet again in just seven short days.

It is Monday again and that means that it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show.
This is easily one of the strangest weeks in copyright news since we started the show with stories about Hannah Montana, Bratz Dolls, Michael Jackson and Abba.
We also have more formal copyright news from RedLasso, the RIAA, [...]