It might have been a slow week on Plagiarism Today but it was another busy week for copyright news with two plagiarism scandals, some updates on the RIAA and Kid Rock taking it iTunes and the record industry.
Plagiarism Today recently was referenced in a prominent law podcast, This Week in Law with Denise Howell. The podcast is a must-listen for anyone following the orphan works legislation.
It was another wild week for copyright news with U2 stealing many of the headlines. However, there are sixteen stories in all including one of the strangest to date…
It has been another busy week for copyright news with over thirty stories making the linkroll including updates to many of the biggest copyright stories on the Web as well as more than a few odd/strange ones too.
In what was another wild week for copyright news we watch as MediaDefender attacks Revision3, Prince feuds with Radiohead and Metallica repents, deciding to love the MP3.
In what can only be described as a wild week for copyright news the music industry takes the lead in both making news and creating controversy.
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, [...]
Creative Commons recently started adding seals to some of their “more free” licenses indicating that they are compatible with free culture works, including Wikipedia and similar sites.
It’s a solo show this week as I take the reigns over both the yakking and the editing but still cover a full week’s worth of copyright news including some major developments in stories we have been tracking.
It was yet another full week for copyright news with major developments around the RIAA, IFPI, NBC and many other major copyright players.
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