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Big Internet Companies (Except Google) Brought Into Line - Thoughts on News Corp/NBC Online Video Deal
The big news today is News Corporation and NBC Universal launching what they claim will be "the largest Internet video distribution network ever assembled", with AOL, MSN, MySpace and Yahoo!
Legal Analysis of SOPA / PROTECT-IP: No, It's Not Censorship
The opposition to this year's round of anti-piracy bills in Congress - the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House, and the PROTECT-IP Act in the Senate - centers
Pro-Filesharing Song Pulled From YouTube After Bogus Takedown Request From Universal
In a potential abuse of YouTube's system for reporting copyright infringement, Universal Music succeeded yesterday in having a pro-file-sharing song removed from the site. The kicker? Universal evidently does
It's Time for a New Terms of Service Regime
Yesterday's flare-up about the Terms of Service for Google's new browser Chrome, followed by the company's rapid backtracking on the demands it was making of users, left many people wondering
Censorship or Copyright Infringement? Flickr Takes Down "Obama as Joker" Photo
Los Angeles residents recently began seeing a new sort of Obama poster plastered across their city. Instead of promoting "hope," these posters feature U.S. President Barack Obama wearing the Joker's
Innovation: Historic Intellectual Property Ruling Could Validate Open Licenses
If I apply some wacky new type of license to my creative work, is it going to hold up in court if a conflict comes down to that? According to
YouTube Loses in German Court: Held Liable for Copyrighted Videos
According to a German court in Hamburg, Google's YouTube can be held liable for damages when it hosts copyrighted videos without the copyright holder's permission. This case centered around three
Innovation: Should Your Startup Invent or Imitate?
When the business review site Yelp added badges and royalty titles to its check-in features earlier this month, it seemed clear that it was doing so in response to those
As Lawsuits Grow, Grooveshark May Be Headed the Way of Napster
Things are not looking good for Grooveshark. The controversial music streaming site has been banned from the major mobile app stores and is in the process of being sued
NY Transportation Authority Cites Schedules as Copyrighted Material
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has sent a take down notice to Greenwich man Chris Schoenfeld for using Metropolitan Transportation Authority schedules to power his StationStops iPhone application. The popular
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