The latest news on the Bratz case, the former RIAA lobbyist judge who handed copyright holders a major victory and site blocking in the UK.
Tag Archive: RIAA
3 Count: Defining Work
The latest on the Limewirse lawsuit, ICE continuing its domain seizures and a Vermont representative accuse of plagiarism.
3 Count: Kicked Bucket
The latest on Photobucket’s victory in court over the DMCA, Baidu apologizes to authors and another DDOS against the RIAA.
5 Mistakes Big Copyright Holders Constantly Make
Large copyright holders are proof that cash does not always some with sense, consider the following mistakes they seem to routinely make.
3 Count: Weekend Update
The latest news on the LimeWire Case, the AP targeting more retailers and Demand Progress’ involvement in the channelsurfing case.
3 Count: Settle This
The latest on Lime Wire’s battles against the record labels, Google’s legal setback in France and SCOTUS taking a look at the public domain.
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 183
The latest news on the Solicitor General, ACS:Law quitting, UFC suing Justin.TV and much more.
Why Mass Copyright Lawsuits Must Stop
The mass litigation against suspected file sharers and pirates must stop, in addition to being ineffective, it also is damaging to more promising solutions.
3 Count: Dot Music
The latests on the RIAA’s tiff with ICANN, a big piracy judgement in Finland and a global song licensing database?
3 Count: Repeat Repeat
The latest news on the Google/Viacom case, the closure of Limewire and what the Wikileaks cables have to say about Spain’s new copyright legislation.
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