Antigua threatens to become a copyright haven, Ray Charles’ children win their case against their father’s foundation and Lebanon aims to get serious on copyright.… Continue Reading
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3 Count: Pot and Kettle
Time Warner Cable accuses Netflix of discrimination, Canada denies US total acces to Megaupload servers and Japan’s new law sees no arrests.… Continue Reading
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 261 – Indieconf Ahoy!
AutoHop lives to hop another day, Google declines to takedown controversial YouTube video and UK orphan works bill draws US ire.… Continue Reading
Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 258 – Diigo Down
With Diigo down, we had to improvise a bit this episode but still got to cover the latest on New Zealand three strikes and more!… Continue Reading
3 Count: Mega Return
Megaupload plans its return with a new raid proof set up, six strikes set to start up soon in the U.S. and first three strikes case in New Zealand dropped.… Continue Reading
3 Count: ACTAing Rejected
ACTA is rejected by the EU Parliament, TPP may include fair use like provisions and Charles Carreon drops his lawsuit against Matt Inman et al.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Extra Innings
Six strikes is delayed in the U.S., most claims tossed out in LexisNexis class action suit and Indian ISPs begin blocking suspected pirate sites.… Continue Reading
3 Count: ACTA Coming
ACTA to be signed this Saturday, Righthaven loses in Colorado and Princeton bans professors from signing away copyright in research.… Continue Reading
The Odd Case of Dennis the Menace
Sometimes, when dealing with plagiarism allegation, coincidences happen. Here’s one of the best-known examples of a freaky coincidence.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Global Reach
The latest on the semi-final ACTA draft, BREIN’s battle against Usenet and another critic of HADOPI… Continue Reading