Chinese man pleaded guilty to pirating military software, Bob Dylan CD released to extend copyright and George Clinton loses copyright to four songs.… Continue Reading
Chinese man pleaded guilty to pirating military software, Bob Dylan CD released to extend copyright and George Clinton loses copyright to four songs.… Continue Reading
Six strikes notices postponed until 2013, Mozilla jumps into the Germany copyright law fray and GameMaker’s DRM goes rogue, hurts legitimate users.… Continue Reading
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
Jury in Google/Oracle case asks some questions. EU rules on software reverse engineering and Pinterest adds a feature to address attribution.… Continue Reading
YouTube and Viacom face tough questions in their appeal, copyright attorney claims mass bittorrent lawsuits are getting harder and a police department is sued for software infringement.… Continue Reading
PROTECT IP gets a price tag, Funk Brothers pianist’s widow sues his label and NSW Police sued for copyright infringement.… Continue Reading
The latest on the Bieber/YouTube spat, the Kirby/Marvel termination row and China clamping down on piracy.†… Continue Reading
Got any suggestions for the 3 Count. Let me know via Twitter @plagiarismtoday. 1: Pirate Bay Back in the Courtroom First off today, the Pirate Bay admins, or at least the ones that were convicted of criminal charges in Sweden earlier this year, are back in court facing a new order to remove copyright infringing… Continue Reading
This is daily column on Plagiarism Today where the site brings you three of the days biggest, most important copyright and plagiarism news links. If you want to offer your feedback on the column, use the contact form or just follow me on Twitter at @plagiarismtoday. 1: High-Court Nominee Mirrors Industry Copyright Stance First off… Continue Reading
The results from this year’s plagiarism checking comparisons are in and Copyscape takes away the top prize, though no service was good enough to get the highest marks possible. … Continue Reading