Tag Archives: royalties

3 Count: Narrow Window

3 Count: Narrow Window

Craigslist lawsuit against Padmapper and 3Taps survives, Sabam wants levies from Belgian ISPs and Universal tries to withhold royalty info for privacy reasons.Continue Reading

3 Count: Berlin Wall

3 Count: Berlin Wall

YouTube blocks German access to many meteorite videos, Israeli court rules RSS scraping legal and Spotify seeks a royalty cut.Continue Reading

3 Count: West Nexis

3 Count: West Nexis

Suit against LexisNexis and Westlaw dismissed, Australia rules Internet streaming not covered under radio licenses and Warner debates DMCA takedowns.Continue Reading

3 Count: Strike One

3 Count: Strike One

Verizon may have launched six strikes already, New Zealand pirates to face Copyright Tribunal and GEMA/YouTube negotiations break down.Continue Reading

3 Count: Gangnam Profits?

3 Count: Gangnam Profits?

Foxtel wants UK-style site blcoking in Australia, Kim Dotcom gets go ahead to sue New Zealand spy agency and how much as Gangnam Style made?Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 260 – Disappearing Tweets

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 260 – Disappearing Tweets

This week on the Copyright 2.0 Show, the cola wars reignite, Twitter updates its DMCA policy and Pandora sues ASCAP for better royalty rates.Continue Reading

3 Count: Pandora’s Box

3 Count: Pandora’s Box

Pandora sues ASCAP over royalties, Kim Dotcom loses his new domain preemptively and what’s on the horizon for Obama on copyright?Continue Reading

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 254 – Soda and Speeding

Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 254 – Soda and Speeding

Cablevision backs TV networks against Aereo, Resale royalties may be coming and Pirate Bay founder/financier declares bankruptcy.Continue Reading

3 Count: Fresco Fracas

3 Count: Fresco Fracas

A botched fresco leads to a copyright dispute, a Pirate Bay bankruptcy dwindles hopes of damages and Amanda Palmer agrees to pay her musicians.Continue Reading

3 Count: Saying Thanks

3 Count: Saying Thanks

A man plead guilty to criminal copyright infringement, a business is sued for unlicensed concerts and artists in India say thanks for new legislation.Continue Reading