
President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.

President Obama fields a question on the TVShack case, Neil Gaiman and Todd McFarlane settle Spawn Case and “Eye of the Tiger” author sues Gingrich.

Megaupload users seek to sue FBI over deleted files, new theory equates open wifi with negligence and more!

Universal outs Grooveshark emails, Justice Department launches new PSA campaign and a Bittorrent defender has switched sides.

YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.

Senater Wyden challenges legality of ACTA, sampling in Denmark leads to a huge fine and an attorney explains why so many IPs in a bittorrent suit.

In this episode, Patrick and I cover the Joel Tenenbaum appeal, a major update to the Google Book Search case and a Pirate Party victory in Germany.

Well over half a million copyright registrations are filed every year but the vast majority never are used in court. Why at register all then?

The latest on ISP filtering in the EU, the bitter feud between MGA and Bratz continues and one of the “Nude Nuns” lawsuits gets dropped.

The MPAA sues Zediva to no one’s surprise, Tenebaum gets his day in the Appeals Court and the EU gets a new head of IP.

The latest news on Zite being sued by various media companies, EMI losing its “Down Under” appeal and CDs being overtaken by digital downloads.