
Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.

Poland and other EU nations sign onto ACTA, Ireland introduces it’s SOPA-like legislation and the right to jailbreak your phone may expire in the U.S.

The Megaupload’s closure, cyberlocker sites are in panic mode and are making sweeping changes to their services. How does this affect you?

Megaupload had an interesting scheme to thwart or limit DMCA takedown notices, one that might never have been detected if not for the FBI.

2011 was an interesting year for copyright and plagiarism news. With that in mind, here’s a look back at the year that was, including news you forgot.

SOPA gets a vote today in the House Judiciary Committee, Sony and Warner to Sue Grooveshark and Serious Sam 3 Pirates Face an Immortal Scorpion.

Universal Music orders several takedowns of Megaupload’s music video, USCO says no to yoga registrations and YouTube acquires Rightsflow.

RIAA and publishers queue up to support Righthaven (somewhat), Chitika wins case against publishers and photo services sues gossip site.

If you send even a moderate amount of DMCA notices, monitoring for compliance can be a pain. Fortunately, Changes Meter makes it easy.

AFACT and iiNet continue their case, BREIN accused of pirating music for a PSA and EFF seeks to expand DMCA exemptions.

Sen. Wyden threatens to filibuster PROTECTIP and SOPA, EU comish blasts copyright law and an attorney has her site shuttered over a false DMCA notice.