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Appeals ruling in Optus case expected today, O’Dwyer gets his appeal date and ISPs in Australia start talking about 3 strikes.

Scraping has been a hot topic for webmasters for some time, but average users are impacted as well. Here are just five ways.

Hurt Locker subject of another massive lawsuit, Mein Kampf copyright expiration prompts fears and Hong Kong film studios tackle YouTube

YouTube’s copyright policies have been a bane for some copyright holders for a long time, but they can also hurt those that try to upload to it.

Oracle wins a patent victory in its case against Google, eBay targets Ultraviolet resellers and Dropbox’s new feature stirs controversy.

Though a cold kept me from doing my podcast or my daily videos last week, I was able to do an interview on ebook piracy and copyright infringement.

Megaupload case hits a snag in the US, judge says he will rule on API issue in Google/Oracle case and Gucci/Guess case almost over.

iiNet Winds its case against AFACT in Australia, YouTube loses a royalty case in Germany and the Three Stooges porn parody sparks threats.

The recent plagiarism scandal involving Robert Land has shined a new light on plagiarism and religion, but what can religious leaders do?

Lawyer for the heirs of Superman’s creators loses a key ruling, Rapidshare talks piracy ethics for lockers and For Dummies publisher heads to court.