Someone DMCA’s the site they plagiarized from, iOS 6 gets a jailbreak, Google and French papers reach a deal and much, much more!… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: copyright reform
Why I Support Creative Commons Licenses
Being a pro-copyright guy, my love and use of Creative Commons can seem odd. But to me, Creative Commons is about choice and choice is good.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Aereo Expansion
Aereo expands to 22 new markets after injunction stopping them denied, Microsoft loses a font case in China and CES panel looks ahead to 2013.… Continue Reading
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 263 – Google Tax
Patrick gets into Photoshop this week as we talk about EU copyright proposals, six strikes in the US and the Google Tax in Germany.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Master of Business
RSC fires copyright memo staffer, Chris Dodd says six strikes coming in January and Metallica is now in Spotify.… Continue Reading
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: Banana Verdict
Velvet Underground has copyright case against Andy Warhol Foundation tossed, EU Commissioner calls for copyright reform and publishers to appeal GSU ruling.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Mobile Change
Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform. … Continue Reading
3 Count: Preview Vote
SOPA seems to like to pass the House Judiciary Committee, Universal Music responds to Megaupload and copyright reform may be coming in the UK.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Round 3
The latest on the Jammie Thomas retrial, copyright reform in the EU and a graduated response system for websites.… Continue Reading