Tag Archives: fair-use

3 Count: Delayed Flight

3 Count: Delayed Flight

UK ‘Three Strikes’ letters delayed until at least 2015, Australia mulls a more robust fair use provision and Sony threatens indie label over sampling.Continue ReadingChristianity

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 282 – Meme Battle

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 282 – Meme Battle

Spain escapes the Special 301 list, Aereo preemptively sues CBS, Dr. Phil goes after Gakwer, Harper Lee sues her agent and much more!Continue Reading

3 Count: Wronghaven

3 Count: Wronghaven

New bill aims to legalize cell phone unlocking, Righthaven suffers what’s likely its final defeat and YouTube now offering paid subscription channels.Continue Reading

5 Simple Rules for Reusing Online Content

5 Simple Rules for Reusing Online Content

With so much content available for reuse, it’s important to not just talk about the legalities of reusing content, but the best practices as well.Continue Reading

3 Count: Scanned Appeal

3 Count: Scanned Appeal

Google and the Authors Guild go before the appeals court, Miss America to have to use a different song this year and Madonna sued over 1990′s Vogue…Continue Reading

3 Count: Transformative Use

3 Count: Transformative Use

Richard Prince wins fair use appeal, China seeks to have consumers pay for music and McAfee patents new anti-piracy technology.Continue Reading

3 Count: Portugal’s Next!

3 Count: Portugal’s Next!

Protuguese newspapers seek payment from Google, Danish artist loses case over critical collage and CIAPC takes down Pirate Bay parody site.Continue Reading

3 Count: Melting Away

3 Count: Melting Away

Associated Press wins key decision over Meltwater, GoPro finds itself in a DMCA controversy and more torrent sites blocked in the UK.Continue Reading

3 Count: Fifty Settlements

3 Count: Fifty Settlements

The Pirate Bay appeal to the EU Court of Human Rights fails, 50 Shades of Grey porn parody lawsuit settled and Kim Dotcom speaks to SXSW.Continue Reading

3 Count: West Nexis

3 Count: West Nexis

Suit against LexisNexis and Westlaw dismissed, Australia rules Internet streaming not covered under radio licenses and Warner debates DMCA takedowns.Continue Reading