Maria Pallante talks about revising copyright law, Spider-Man musical may be headed to court and Sega upsets YouTubers.… Continue Reading
Tag Archives: video games
3 Count: Back in Business
Former Pirate Bay buyer back in business, Zynga clears up its stance on plagiarism and artist of sitcom floor plans threatened, by another artist.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Not So Elementary
EA and Zynga settle their dispute, editor sues to prove Sherlock Holmes is public domain and Finnish anti-piracy group welcomes Pirate Bay lawsuit.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Mega Silence
Mega shutters a file search engine, Valve sued in Germany over used games and CES drops CNET over Hopper controversy.… Continue Reading
The Power and the Perils of Working With Fans
Valve and Amanda Palmer have been a part of major fan collaborations recently, but why is one a resounding success and the other mired in controversy?… Continue Reading
Video Games, Music and the Power of Good Licensing
With the advent of Web-based games and online video, there are a slew of new opportunities for musicians willing to seize them.… Continue Reading
5 Industries With Surprising Content Theft Problems
Content theft Issues strike nearly every single industry that makes copyrightable work. But some would apear to be safe when, in truth, they aren’t.… Continue Reading
Plagiarism in Video Games
Plagiarism in video games seems to be on the rise, but what’s causing the uptick in copyright-related news and what can the industry do about it?… Continue Reading
3 Count: Pretty Pictures
The latest news on David LaChapelle’s lawsuit against Rihanna, a new study from the IIPA an a record label promoting Bittorrent use.… Continue Reading
3 Count: Epic Heroes
The latest news on Cuba’s YouTube crisis, the League of Epic Heroes being pulled from the App Store and Ben Huh taking on copyright.… Continue Reading