
Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
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One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…

Poland delays ratifying ACTA, copyrightability of pornography questioned and California schools seek to block selling of student notes.

Adult content providers face additional struggles in securing DMCA compliance. But overcoming those challenges can be nearly impossible.

The latest on the Adult Copyright Group, Righthaven and a U.S. Border Patrol seizure of fake Barbies.

The Lara Jade Coton case has become one of the defining copyright cases for small content creators, here is the full story of what happened, based on interviews with Coton and her attorney.

Photographer Lara Jade Coton, after a three-year legal battle, has been awarded $130,000 in damages from a pornography company that used her image.

Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: SCO Appeals. Yes. Them Again. First off today, the SCO Group, which recently lost its bid to claim that Linux was an infringement of its UNIX operating system, is appealing the verdict hoping that the Appeals Court will again grant them…
Have any suggestions for the 3 Count? Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: US Top Court Sides with Publishers on $18M Deal First off today, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned an appeals court ruling throwing out a settlement between authors and newspapers,allowing the deal to go through. The sides struck an $18M settlement…
One of the most popular articles on the site, it also turned out to be one of the least accurate as time went on. Find out what’s changed.
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Porn Studios Set To Target 65,000 Movie Uploaders First off today, we previously reported on action being taken by U.S. and Japanese pornography studios in South Korea, which saw them send out some 10,000 complaints to alleged file sharers. The studios…
Back in May, I reported on Lara Jade Coton, a professional photographer who discovered that a self portrait she took of herself when she was fourteen was used as the cover art for a pornographic DVD. Later, in July, she filed a lawsuit against the company behind the DVD, TVX Films, with the aid of…