Google and the Authors Guild go before the appeals court, Miss America to have to use a different song this year and Madonna sued over 1990′s Vogue…… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: licensing
3 Count: Nevermore
MPAA joins the Baltimore Ravens to argue in favor of fair use, YouTube says it can’t restore all counter-noticed videos and broader EU licensing framework unveiled.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Da Fif…
Prenda Law pleads the fifth, angering judge, music rightsholders sign international deal with YouTube and Sony wins Premium Rush lawsuit.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Berlin Wall
YouTube blocks German access to many meteorite videos, Israeli court rules RSS scraping legal and Spotify seeks a royalty cut.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Mega Silence
Mega shutters a file search engine, Valve sued in Germany over used games and CES drops CNET over Hopper controversy.… Continue Reading
Why I Support Creative Commons Licenses
Being a pro-copyright guy, my love and use of Creative Commons can seem odd. But to me, Creative Commons is about choice and choice is good.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Not Myspace
Myspace anger independent labels, more Twitter photographers have images used by newspapers and famous MLK speech center of copyright controversy.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Master of Business
RSC fires copyright memo staffer, Chris Dodd says six strikes coming in January and Metallica is now in Spotify.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Call Me Never
Canadian photogs now own all of their images, interest high in anonymizing services for Bittorrent users and Carly Rae Jepsen accused of plagiarism.… Continue Reading
5 Important Copyright Misconceptions That Linger
While people are generally more savvy about copyright than ever, there are still a lot of misconceptions and myths that are hanging around.… Continue Reading