Death, loss and doom are a common thread in this episode as we not only watch as one prominent player declare bankruptcy but see a crucial case for another taking a very dire turn.
However, we also have a sense of birth taking place as a new music licensing company begins throwing its weight around and a separate licensing agency has found a new target to try and collect royalties from.
But we do have some of our same old stories as we have a double header about Kim Dotcom and his “fugitive” status and, of course, Perfect 10 losing again.
You can’t get much more “ordinary episode” than that.
All of that and much more on this, Episode 349 of the Copyright 2.0 Show!
This week’s stories include:
- Aereo Declares Bankruptcy After Long Legal Battle
- SiriusXM Loses Key Decision and Can’t Immediately Appeal
- Irving Azoff Demands 20,000 Tracks Be Removed from YouTube
- Giganews Bests Perfect 10 in Battle Over Usenet Users
- Kim Dotcom Has His Bail Terms Changed, Movements Restricted
- U.S. DOJ Calls Kim Dotcom a Fugitive, Saying Courts Shouldn’t Hear His Arguments
- Rights Group Sues Two More Car Manufacturers Over CD Ripping Players
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