It is Monday again and that means that it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show.
It was a big show for us this week as we moved to our new network, WordCast Live, and recorded our first show using Ustream. It was an exciting time with lots of great news to cover [...]
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1: Obama Copyright Dispute Takes Strange Turn
First off today, the Shepard Fairey case has taken a surprising turn. The case, which centers around the artist’s “Hope” poster of Barack Obama, which was well-known and highly visible as an unofficial campaign poster during the [...]
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1: Tenenbaum lawyer admits liability; damages now main issue
It appears to be official, the Tenenbaum file sharing case is now just about damages and not liability. Yesterday Tenenbaum’s attorneys admitted that they are not disputing liability and that the sole issue is the [...]
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1: Judge nixes fair use defense in Tennenbaum filesharing case
First [...]
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1: EU assembly backs 70-year copyright for musicians
First off today, [...]
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1: Internet copyright law delayed
The controversial Section 92a law in [...]
The copyright world is one that is filled with misnomers and inaccurate definitions. Though this usually isn’t an issue, it is worth taking a few moments to analyze some of the more common terms and the problems with them.
It has been a busy couple of weeks for copyright news with several cases reaching an end and at least one messy case getting off the ground.
The recent overturning of the Jammie Thomas verdict has most people cheering. However, I am not one of them. Not only is this case far from over, but the underlying problems remain far from resolved.
It is a slightly truncated episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show this week with thirteen big stories, a lot of humor and my happy return to the show.
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