Copyright 2.0 Show – Episode 369 – Dance Baby Dance
This week on the Copyright 2.0 Show this show is going to the babies, well, to one baby anyway as a former dancing baby, now we assume dancing child, scores a much-celebrated (and much-decried) victory at the Ninth Circuit.
But while babies are cute they aren’t the only copyright news this week as we also have the shuttering of Sharebeast, the latest in the ongoing battle between Oregon and Oracle and some very interesting barbs in the “New Girl” lawsuit.
After that we take a look at Playboy, though we’re just reading the lawsuits we swear. We also examine EMI’s interesting strategy for approaching sampling infringement and then we end the show with a Getty Images double header as they target both a hacker magazine and one of the Internet’s favorite memes.
All in all this is is one very busy week so won’t you join us for this, Episode 369 of the Copyright 2.0 Show!
This week’s stories include:
- Ninth Circuit Rules DMCA Filers Must Consider Fair Use
- Department of Justice Shutters Sharebeast
- Oregon and Oracle Continue Battling
- “New Girl” Lawsuit Gets Ugly
- Playboy Sues Site Over Leaked Photos
- EMI Offers Sampling Royalty Amnesty for Six Months
- Getty Images Targets Hacker Magazine 2600
- Getty Images Also Targets the “Socially Awkward” Penguin
You can download the MP3 file here (57:23, direct download). Those interested in subscribing to the show can do so via this feed.
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