Tag Archives: Orphan Works

3 Count: Anchor’s Away

3 Count: Anchor’s Away

UK orphan works legislation comes under renewed fire, Tim McGraw sued by former label and The Pirate Bay gets yet another domain. Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 261 – Indieconf Ahoy!

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 261 – Indieconf Ahoy!

AutoHop lives to hop another day, Google declines to takedown controversial YouTube video and UK orphan works bill draws US ire.Continue Reading

3 Count: PR Problem

3 Count: PR Problem

China claims it has a piracy image problem, US rightsholders prepare to strike at UK orphan works legislation and Toshiba laptop manuals come down. Continue Reading

3 Count: UK Today

3 Count: UK Today

Microsoft wrongly targets the BBC, 4G causes three strikes questions in the UK and orphan works moves ahead in the EU and UK.Continue Reading

3 Count: We’re Back

3 Count: We’re Back

BSA argues jailbreaking should be illegal again, Dish Network Hopper battle gets even uglier and orphan works agreement reached in the EU.Continue Reading

3 Count: Mobile Change

3 Count: Mobile Change

Australia mulls copyright reform, British Labour MEP to head up EU’s ACTA report and UK’s tech industry seeks copyright reform. Continue Reading

3 Count: In Due Time

3 Count: In Due Time

Google wins a small victory against Oracle, Harlan Ellison sues over the movie “In Time” and HathiTrust shelves orphan works plans.Continue Reading

3 Count: Getting Clearance

3 Count: Getting Clearance

The latest on a central rights clearance service in the UK, orphan works too, and a new deal between Mirimax and Netflix. Continue Reading

SignMyImage: Cheap Invisible Watermarking

SignMyImage: Cheap Invisible Watermarking

SignMyImage, a product from Advanced Photo Tools, hopes to offer a cheap way to watermark and track your images on the Web. But how does it stack up?Continue Reading

Flickr and Facebook STILL Strip EXIF Data

After a year and a half, Flickr and Facebook are still stripping out metadata from images uploaded to them, putting their users in danger.Continue Reading