
Supreme Court to hear another first sale case, Oracle/Google case starts today and magician sues over copied magic trick.

Supreme Court to hear another first sale case, Oracle/Google case starts today and magician sues over copied magic trick.

ACTA suffers a setback in the EU, Fate of Megaupload’s data to be heard and Google/Oracle case to begin Monday.

The Center for Copyright Infringement takes shape, Bittorrent plaintiffs suffer some major setbacks and Weird Al sues his label…

Viacom/YouTube lawsuit comes back for round 2, repeat infringers raise DMCA safe harbor concerns and another copyright lawsuit shot down.

Paramount and Google announce movie rentals via YouTube, Megaupload’s lawyer speaks out and Iran to sign Berne Convention.

Two separate judges shoot down controversial argument in mass-Bittorrent cases, Google and Oracle still disagreeing and plagiarism in Hungaray.

This week for the Copyright 2.0 Show we have not one but TWO episodes including one from before and one after we got back from SXSW!

Google joins in to help Hotfile vs. the MPAA, Aussie filmmaker wins suit against his director and a Bollywood film sparks music plagiarism case.

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.

On February 24th, 2011, Google introduced it’s Panda update, supposedly a major blow against content farms and scrapers. How did it work out?