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1: Prosecution Alters Pirate Bay Charges in Bid to Win [...]

It is Saturday again and that means it is time to get caught up on all of this week’s copyright news. With updates from all over the world, this is your one-stop source for getting caught up on the week in copyright.

As the political contest has continued on, the accusations of plagiarism have not been left behind. It’s time to abandon these insults and move on to the real issues at hand.

No sooner did Obama announce Senator Biden as his VP candidate than accusations of plagiarism begin to swirl around him. However, in Biden’s case, the accusations have at least a somewhat stronger grounding in reality.

It has been another busy week for copyright news with stories from all over the world and a major case of role reversal.

It was another full week for copyright news with political controversies, an RIAA case being resolved for the defendant and a major win for open source and copyleft.

A recent scandal has caused many bloggers to wonder if McCain plagiarized a part of his speech from Wikipedia. However, as with most such accusations, the truth is neither simple nor clear.

It is a record-breaking linkroll this week with some 43 stories to help you get caught up on the week’s copyright news. Everything from copyright legislation to more on those Bratz dolls.