However, there was still no shortage of interesting copyright news as a Craigslist griefer gets sued for copyright infringement, a Texas weekly gets accused of rampant plagiarism, a bush aide sues over the move “Swing Vote” and Australian ISPs stand up to the idea of playing copyright cop.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

As usual, there are many great stories this week including Scrabulous being reborn, two Oink users going free, Comcast takes a beating from the FCC, Yahoo! Music changes course and The Black Crowes feud with Gretchen Wilson over accusations of plagiarism

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

Of course, as always, that’s just part of the news. We also have our usual assortment of strange news, including porn star Ron Jeremy weighing in on copyright matters, “all you can eat” iPods and even a few heads shaved in the name of Mac.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

Note: I am moving both the linkrolls and the show notes over to Diigo to make the process easier and more consistent. If you have any issues or comments, please let me know!

Of course, as always, that’s just part of the news. We also have our usual assortment of strange news, including comedian and magician Penn Jillette weighing in on copyright matters, a now-famous escort claiming infringement over her photos and the now famous “IFPI Bump”.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

Note: This week I will be recoding the show alone as Chris will be on vacation. He will return next week as usual.

Of course, as always, that’s just part of the news. We also have our usual assortment of strange news, including a humorous diddy about the RIAA and a Ferrari limo that may be forced to remove its prized logo, pictured left, in copyright and trademark dispute.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

That, of course, is just part of it. We have more news from Europe, a lawsuit that the RIAA itself may be facing and even a few zombies (pictured left) to keep things lively.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

This week, even Congress got in on the act, passing the controversial College Opportunity and Affordability Act, which requires all universities participating in federal financial aid programs to devise plans for alternative offerings to illegal downloading.

Remember, as usual, this week’s linkroll is a “raw” link list. Some stories are duplicated, some do not point to their original sources and some may not be accurate. A great deal of refining goes into producing the show notes for the Copyright 2.0 Show.

Photo Credit: Dome image from the Architect of the Capital Web site and is licensed in the public domain.

Still, there was a great deal going on and a lot to look at including a major defeat for the Torrentspy search engine, Perez Hilton losing two more hosting accounts, this time on YouTube and a great deal more.

Remember, the linkroll below is a “raw” link collection. Some stories are repeated and others don’t point to their original source. I’ll did a great deal of massaging and reworking to craft the show notes for the actual Copyright 2.0 Show.

The episode itself is already online at the link above and will be posted here, as usual, on Monday.

Hope you are having a great weekend!