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At it Again: Viacom and Google Back in Court Over YouTube Copyright Issues
Sixteen months after a federal judge threw out Viacom's $1 billion copyright lawsuit against Google, the two companies are back in court. Specifically, Viacom is asking an appeals court to
Sumner Redstone: YouTube Won't Pay The Rent
At the Dow Jones and Nielsen Media and Money conference in New York today, Viacom and CBS chairman Sumner Redstone pulled out all the stops in defending the sanctity of
Tough Talk from Ultimate Fighting Championship Yields User IDs from Ustream.tv
The parent company of Ultimate Fighting Championship announced subpoenas for the live streaming websites Ustream.tv and Justin.tv just over a week ago, alleging that users were broadcasting the pay-per-view events
Google Declares Progress Against Piracy as it Seeks Media Partners
Seeking to disassociate itself with copyright infringement in the eyes of potential business partners, Google says it's made progress in its effort to combat online piracy this year. The company's
Judge Throws Out $1 Billion Copyright Suit Against YouTube
Google just announced that a U.S. district court has granted the company's motion for summary judgment in Viacom's $1 billion lawsuit against YouTube. The court argued that YouTube is protected
German Chancellor Tells Google: "You Can't Just Go Around Scanning Books"
On Saturday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel used her weekly video podcast to attack Google and the Google Book Settlement. According to Merkel, the Google Book Settlement disregards international copyright laws.
The End of Snippet View: Google Settles Lawsuit with Book Publishers
Google today announced that it has reached a deal with book publishers to settle two copyright lawsuits over potential copyright violations in its Google Book Search product. This $125 million
Study says 85% Online Canucks have Facebook Profiles
According to research group Ipsos Reid's "Social Networking: 2009" poll, Canadians are flocking to social networking sites. In the last 18 months, the percentage of Canucks with a social
"Once This Hits 4chan, It's Over:" RIAA/MPAA Privacy/Security Failure
Our good friends over at TechDirt discovered an interesting anomaly and enormous security hole in BayTSP's website today. BayTSP, a Los Gatos, CA-based company, is best known for putting the
Anonymous's DDoS Attacks May Make Headlines, But Do They Make a Difference?
Over the past few days, we've watched a battle unfold between two Internet giants. No, not Google and Facebook. 4chan and Tumblr. Members of the two sites have come to
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