It is time for another episode of the WordPress podcast but, this time, the tables are turned on me as I sit in the interviewee chair and get asked about content theft issues.

It’s been another wild week for copyright news and that means it is time for another Episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show. From fast cars to slow laws, we run the gamut of this week’s copyright news.

Earlier this week I re-visted the United States Copyright Office’s Electronic Copyright Office system to complete my first registration. The results pretty much speak for themselves.

It’s another wild week for copyright news with everything from politics to zombies and even kilts. To help make sense of it all, Chris and I go through this week’s news with our usual lack of tact.

Sometimes it is wise to take a moment and go back over some of the basics, both to serve as a refresher for those who have read the site for a long time and as an aid to new readers.

This week’s linkroll is poised to take you all over the world with news from all hemispheres plush a “special” appearance by Kiss frontman Gene Simmons.

Last month, Professor Lawrence Lessig gave his “farewell” speech to the free culture movement and laid the groundwork for his next big challenge. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in copyright law.

If you’ve ever wondered what is in those terms of service most people click straight past, this is your chance. I take a look at the TOS on seven different video sharing sites and break down what rights they claim in your work, who has those rights and how to exit the agreement.

It’s been another crazy week for copyright news with the EU generating much of the headlines. We have new proposals across Europe, beginnings for some lawsuits and endings for other as well as a special appearance by The VIllage People.

Creative Commons has been a part of my copyright plan for five years now but, as I look back over the past half decade, my excitement and enthusiasm is tinged by disappointment and unanswered questions.