It’s been yet another busy week for copyright news with a major verdict going down and lots of political news to be found. Get up to date on this week’s happenings here.

Myself and Patrick O’Keefe are attempting to get together a panel for next year’s SXSW. However, we need your help and your votes to make it happen.

Plagiarism Today was honored this morning with a mention by the Guardian for its coverage of the recent Google Knol spam controversy.

Feedblitz has come under fire for its new “private label domain” service. However, even as the relatively benign service attracts a great deal of attention, a fatal flaw in the Feedblitz site turns Feedblitz into one of the most effective spam bloggers to date.

The safe harbor provision is one of the most commonly used and most controversial elements of modern copyright law. But how can the law be improved? Here are five ways.

It was another busy week for copyright news with updates to many of the biggest ongoing sagas and a few new tails to begin. This is definitely a week you do not want to miss!

If you haven’t seen the most recent video regarding Photobucket, you definitely should give it a quick look. It is making waves across the Internet but it still needs your support.

The iCopyright for Creators system has a “hidden” feature that allows users to customize their licenses, including their exact terms, thus creating a personalized licensing solution.

As discussed briefly yesterday, the Flickr licensing system is in complete disarray. Today, we take a look at the problem, what the options mean and, most importantly, what can be done to fix the issue.

Safe-surfing site and “accidental scraper” Workfriendly is now offline after more than two years of pushing duplicate content into Google.