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Could Jailbreaking Your iPhone Become a Crime Soon?
Whether or not jailbreaking or rooting one's smartphone is a legal act isn't something most of us in the U.S. have had to think about for some time. That's because,
Anonymous DDoS Attacks Crash U.S. Copyright Office Website
Continuing its campaign against the defenders of copyright law, Anonymous orchestrated a denial-of-service attack against the website of the U.S. Copyright Office today, knocking the site offline for half an
Your Content, Your Copyright: TwitPic Updates Terms Of Service
Twitter photo-sharing service TwitPic has updated its terms of service to clear up any misunderstanding of who owns the pictures uploaded to the service. There have been controversies in the
ProIP Act Signed Into Law - White House Gets Copyright Czar
On Monday, President Bush signed the controversial ProIP bill into law, which will create a 'copyright czar' position within the White House and raise the potential fines for copyright infringements.
Part of the Public Domain? There's a Mark for That
Creative Commons announced the release of the Public Domain Mark today, a tool that will help easily identify those works that are free of copyright restrictions. The mark - the
How Pinterest Uses Your Content Without Violating Copyright Laws
Pinterest, the increasingly popular pinboarding social network, is able to present a visually arresting interface in large part by using copyrighted images pinned by users. "It's a huge concern for
Microsoft to Withdraw Copyright Complaint, Cryptome Coming Back Online
Great news from Web hosting company Network Solutions this morning. A company representative tells us that Microsoft will withdraw the copyright complaint against long-time watchdog website Cryptome.org, and the site
Google Vs. the "Bad Apples": Four Steps Against Copyright Infringement
As the company behind the world's most popular search engine, a video site that famously gets more than 35 hours of video uploaded every minute and a blogging network that
YouTube Sends Infringers to Copyright School (But Is It a Good Education?)
YouTube has long had to battle complaints and lawsuits - most often from record labels and film studios - that the video-sharing site is awash in copyright infringements. YouTube does
Google Faces Copyright Trial in Chinese Courts
While Google continues to digitize everything from the view from the driver's seat to the contents of your appointment book, their tremendous attempt at digitizing the written word, Google Books,
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