Tag Archives: extradition

3 Count: Homeland Battle

3 Count: Homeland Battle

Megaupload accuses U.S. government of flip flopping, Cory Doctorow’s latest book mistaken for TV show and Aereo goes on ad offensive.Continue Reading

3 Count: Last-Minute Changes

3 Count: Last-Minute Changes

Germany passes new copyright bill, removes the ‘Google Tax’, Kim Dotcom has a setback in his extradition battle and University of Phoenix sues tutorial site.Continue Reading

3 Count: Voluntary Extradition

3 Count: Voluntary Extradition

Richard O’Dwyer reaches settlement in TVShack case, The Black Keys settle lawsuit against Home Depot and Pizza Hut and more!Continue Reading

3 Count: Hopped Away

3 Count: Hopped Away

Kim Dotcom extradition hearing delayed until March 2013, Dish Network Auto Hopper case heads back to LA and Pandora returns to Australia.Continue Reading

3 Count: Transparent Twitter

3 Count: Transparent Twitter

O’Dwyer loses one hope to avoid extradition in TV Shack case, New Zealand hires new attorney to battle Kim Dotcom and Twitter gets transparent.Continue Reading

3 Count: Mega-Sized Evidence

3 Count: Mega-Sized Evidence

U.S. and Kim Dotcom spar over evidence, ABC and CBS head to court over Glass House reality show and KY man pleads guilty to criminal infringement.Continue Reading

3 Count: One Piece

3 Count: One Piece

Megaupload wins right to look at U.S. evidence, Microsoft outsources copyright enforcement and Japanese cracking down on “makaizou” figures.Continue Reading

3 Count: Extradition Expedition

3 Count: Extradition Expedition

Kim Dotcom’s extradition paperwork is filed, SCOTUS refuses to hear Perfect 10 v. Google and a National Archives employee in hot water over copyright.Continue Reading

3 Count: Hanging Out

3 Count: Hanging Out

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.Continue Reading

3 Count: Background Issue

3 Count: Background Issue

UK citizen faces extradition to the US for alleged piracy, EFF protects the time zone database and SOPA author in hot water.Continue Reading

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