
Copyright troll lawsuits get slammed in New York, Pinterest’s changes may not stop copyright questions and Righthaven auctions largely dead.

Copyright troll lawsuits get slammed in New York, Pinterest’s changes may not stop copyright questions and Righthaven auctions largely dead.

The U.S. Copyright Office seeks to raise its registration rates, proving that it’s now time to do away with copyright registration for good.

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.

Observers give round one to Google in Google v. Oracle, All Shall Perish blindsided by lawsuit in their name and Canada seeks to revamp fair use.

iiNet defeats AFACT in Australia’s highest court, YouTube may have to pay royalties in Germany and much, much more!

Optus shuts down “TV Now” after appeals court loss, Google testimony undermines its copyright case against Oracle and a major fee hike and the USCO.

The recent controversies over the Google Drive and ancestry.com TOSes are just the tip of a very bad problem that isn’t going away.

Appeals ruling in Optus case expected today, O’Dwyer gets his appeal date and ISPs in Australia start talking about 3 strikes.

Scraping has been a hot topic for webmasters for some time, but average users are impacted as well. Here are just five ways.

Hurt Locker subject of another massive lawsuit, Mein Kampf copyright expiration prompts fears and Hong Kong film studios tackle YouTube