It may be summer but there has been no slowdown in the rate of big copyright-related stories. With a big win for net neutrality, new royalty schemes and more, the landscape shifts yet again in just seven short days.
It was a busy week for copyright news with major updates to the YouTube/Viacom case, the RIAA responding on “making available” claims and much more
It’s time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show as technical issues force Chris to take the reigns solo again. Small children may wish to hide…
Inspired by recent posts, I decided to take a look at Google Trends and see how search terms relative to content theft were doing.
Even though I spent much of the week in the UK, copyright news did not take a week off. So I get to make my return to the Copyright 2.0 Show with a busy schedule and a lot to cover.
It’s another busy week for copyright news but this time around Chris is left alone to do the recording while I am busy working on my British accent. The podcast may never be the same again…
It might have been a slow week on Plagiarism Today but it was another busy week for copyright news with two plagiarism scandals, some updates on the RIAA and Kid Rock taking it iTunes and the record industry.
In what was another wild week for copyright news we watch as MediaDefender attacks Revision3, Prince feuds with Radiohead and Metallica repents, deciding to love the MP3.
In what can only be described as a wild week for copyright news the music industry takes the lead in both making news and creating controversy.
It is Monday again and that means that it is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show.
This is easily one of the strangest weeks in copyright news since we started the show with stories about Hannah Montana, Bratz Dolls, Michael Jackson and Abba.
We also have more formal copyright news from RedLasso, the RIAA, [...]
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