Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
Tag Archive: india
3 Count: Moving Forward
Poland to sign ACTA despite protests, major Indian film threatened by lawsuit and opera houses say Supreme Court ruling to be of little concern.
3 Count: Expendable
The Expendables Lawsuit is dropped, for now, musicians sue a Houston-area church for millions and book piracy a growing problem in Asia.
3 Count: Six Strikes
The latest news on a “six strikes” regime coming to the U.S., musicians in India get 3 big legal victories and John Legend is sued for infringement.
3 Count: Death’s Door
The latest news on the IFPI’s annual report, an ethics issue in the Limewire case and changes to India’s copyright law.
3 Count: Bieber Justice
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†
3 Count: Piracy Busters
Big media wants anti-piracy help from Google, two Copyright enforcers get into a trademark spat and another Bollywood plagiarism lawsuit.
3 Count: Canada Redux
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Canada Introduces Legislation to Amend Copyright Laws First off today, the Conservative Party in Canada has introduced a piece of copyright legislation, a follow up to its previous, more contentious, bill that was halted due to an election. This bill would…
3 Count: Obama’s Nominee
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Why Hollywood Should Be Nervous About Court Pick First off today, the entertainment industry may be a bit nervous about President Obama’s recent nominee for the Supreme Court, Elena Kagan. Though her bench record on most issues is sparse, her views…
3 Count: Chile’s Changes
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: New Copyright Law in Chile First off today, Chile has announced the largest reforms to its copyright law since it was revised in 1970. The new revisions include three changes, the first expands fair use and other copyright exemptions, the second…
3 Count: Set Free
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Jury Clears Members of Notorious Music Piracy Group First off today two members of the Scene release group “Rabid Neurosis” (RNS) were acquitted in a Texas courtroom yesterday. The two members were on trial for criminal copyright infringement and two other…
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