If you’ve ever wonrdered about the DMCA Safe Harbor provisions (notice and takedown), here is all you could ever want to learn about it.

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1: iiNet in Hollywood’s Sights as Battle Resumes on Copyright Ruling
First off today, it seems that the iiNet case is far from over. The Australian Federation Against Content Theft (AFACT), which represents some 34 record and movie studios, is filing an appeal in [...]

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1: World, Get Ready for the DMCA: ACTA’s Internet Chapter Leaks
First off today, Ars Technica reports on a new leak of the “Internet Enforcement” section of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), which is a trade agreement being negotiated in secret by the U.S., [...]

Google recently started a controversy when it shuttered a series of legitimate music blogs over alleged copyright violations. Who is to blame for the debacle?

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1: Google Throws Down Gauntlet: No More Book Settlement Changes
First off today, Google has made a series of filings in the Google Book Search lawsuit defending the current settlement and saying that it will not revise it any further. The new settlement, which [...]

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1: Google Shuts Down Music Blogs Without Warning
First off today, Google is drawing heat this morning over its closure of several music blogs hosted on its Blogger service. The reason is multiple copyright infringement notices against the sites, however, the sites themselves say [...]

The DMCA is a powerful tool, but sometimes it is not the right tool for the job. Here are some examples.

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1: The Pirate Bay Will Not Appeal Order to Remove Torrents
First off today, for reasons not completely clear, The Pirate Bay admins have decided not to appeal a Dutch judgment requiring them to remove certain infringing torrents and block access to Dutch users. [...]

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1: The ACTA Internet Chapter: Putting the Pieces Together
First off today, details about the controversial and secretive anti-counterfeiting treaty ACTA have been leaked and and advocates of copyright reform are not pleased. According to the leaks, the treaty, which is being discussed today [...]

Back in 2007, photographer Lane Hartwell and the parody group The Richter Scales found themselves on opposite sides of a now-famous copyright dispute. But how have things changed since?