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1: Google Books Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads
First off today, it is now showdown time in the Google Book Search case. Today is the day of the hearing on the amended settlement as Google, the Author’s Guild and publishers attempt to defend their agreement [...]
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1: Generic Wizard Night
First off today, a London woman known only as “Ms Marmite” on the Web received a very interesting legal threat from Warner Brothers. Marmite owns “The Underground Restaurant”, a home-based restaurant that had planned a “Harry Potter” dinner for Halloween [...]
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1: RIAA lawyers toss “a skunk in the jury box,” [...]
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1: Second verse of file-sharing case takes on music copyrights
First [...]
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1: Are Tweets Copyright?
First off today, a new post by [...]
It is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 show with thirteen fresh stories and our “Weird Story of the Week”
It’s Monday and that means it is time again for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show. Chris takes the reigns again due to technical difficulties but it is a can’t miss show with fourteen big copyright stories.
The recent Harry Potter ruling underscores a serious problem for copyright holders. As their work grows in popularity, so do the number of fans who cross the lines of the law. Dealing with them is no easy matter, especially on a DMCA-happy Web.
It was another wild week for copyright news with stories from all across the globe. This week, we hear more from J.K. Rowling, The Pirate Bay, the IFPI, Comcast and even Yoko Ono.
It has been another full week for copyright news with J.K. Rowling heading to court against one of fans, a slew of RIAA news and even an appearance by Yoko Ono.
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