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1: Music File-Sharer ‘Oink’ Cleared of Fraud
First off today, former Oink admin Alan Ellis was cleared for fraud charges today for running the infamous file sharing site in the first such trial in the UK. At its peak, before its closure, Oink reportedly [...]
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1: The ACTA Internet Chapter: Putting the Pieces Together
First off today, details about the controversial and secretive anti-counterfeiting treaty ACTA have been leaked and and advocates of copyright reform are not pleased. According to the leaks, the treaty, which is being discussed today [...]
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1: Internet copyright law delayed
The controversial Section 92a law in [...]
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1: Copyright Filtering in [...]
It is time for another episode of the Copyright 2.0 Show. This week, Chris is on vacation and I am covering the news, which includes updates on Comcast, Viacom, orphan works and even… Devo?
It’s a solo show this week as I take the reigns over both the yakking and the editing but still cover a full week’s worth of copyright news including some major developments in stories we have been tracking.
It was yet another full week for copyright news with major developments around the RIAA, IFPI, NBC and many other major copyright players.
It was another wild week for copyright news with developments in net neutrality, bittorrent trackers and much more.
It’s been another wild week for copyright news. The Village People attempt to compete for the dumbest DMCA notice ever, Demonoid comes back and the debate over net filtering gets hotters than ever.
It’s been a frantic week for copyright news major upheavals in the RIAA’s lawsuit escapade and ISPs standing up to big copyright. This is a week you don’t want to miss.
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