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1: Department of Justice defends constitutionality of $675,000 award against Tenenbaum
First off today, the Justice Department filed a brief in the Joel Tenenbaum case defending the jury’s $675,000 judgment against him for his admitted file sharing. Tenenbaum’s attorneys had submitted a brief challenging [...]

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1: Flickr treads more lightly in copyright matter
First off today, after the uproar following its takedown of the Obama/Joker image, which was the result of a controversial DMCA notice, Flickr has changed their DMCA policy to replace the allegedly infringing image rather than [...]

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1: Isohunt judge says MPAA has yet to prove direct infringment
First off today, it has been a rough year for bittorrent trackers all over the world, but one site, Isohunt, may have scored a small legal win. The judge in their case against [...]

It is Monday again and that means that it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show.
It was a busy week for copyright news with tons of great stories including a receont controversy at Flickr, updates on the potential sale of The Pirate Bay and a new study from the EU that paints [...]

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1: Coalition to challenge Google Books settlement
First off, opposition to the Google Book Search settlement continues to grow but now we’re seeing not just authors in other countries, but heavy hitters right here at home. Microsoft, Amazon, and Yahoo are joining up with [...]

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1: How The Pirate Bay Will Be Legalized
First off today, Global Gaming Factory has offered up some clues about how it will go legit. In a letter to shareholders, which it is hoping will encourage them to approve the deal, they explained that [...]

There’s another alternative to get CC-licensed images into your site, but is it worth the time?

Exif data is one of the best ways to ensure your images are marked as yours, here’s a way to do it automatically with nothing but your camera.

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1: Artist files suit [...]

Watermarking applications are both cheap and easy to find, but sometimes you need to mark an image when none are available. Here are three services to consider.