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Google Chairman to TV Execs: "We're Not Your Enemy and We Want to Help"
The television industry should embrace technology companies and the open spirit of the Internet, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt told a gathering of TV executives in Edinburgh, Scotland today. "We are
Why Apple's Restrictive iBooks Author Rules May Not Be Legally Enforceable
When Apple unveiled plans last week to ramp up its efforts in the education space, the company's announcement was met with decidedly mixed reactions. While many welcomed Apple's foray into
Verboten: Google Loses German Copyright Cases Over Thumbnails
Today, a regional court in Germany ruled that Google is violating German copyright law by displaying thumbnail previews of copyrighted images. German photographer Michael Bernhard and cartoonist Thomas Horn had
Gad-Zookz! WTO to Allow Copyright Infringement?
As reported in the LA Times' technology blog, the launch of Antigua-based media tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/gad-zookz_wto_to_allow_copyright_infringement.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; download site Zookz has raised the ire of the US trade
TV Links Founder Arrested for Illegal Linking
The founder and some staff of a directory site called TV Links was arrested this weekend and the site was shut down by British police. Tv-links.co.uk listed links to other
YouTube to Pay Royalties to French Artists
Media sharing has encountered one obstacle repeatedly in its online life--copyright. YouTube has born its share of lawsuits charging copyright violation and it's beat most of them (though not all).
Interview with Google Policy Analyst Derek Slater
We interviewed Google's Derek Slater at the SanFran MusicTech Summit yesterday. Slater is a Policy Analyst at Google and in our interview he discusses net neutrality, copyright and other public
YouTube: Fair Use is Why Conan Can Make Fun of Rebecca Black
Yesterday, YouTube redesigned its copyright help center to help educate its users about the ins and outs of copyright law. Copyright law can be complicated and, in light of that,
What Mark Zuckerberg Says About SOPA/PIPA
Today Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg voiced his personal opposition to the proposed SOPA/PIPA legislation, joining the ranks of fellow Internet powerhouses Google, Wikipedia, Craigslist and Reddit. "The Internet is the
Google to Record Label: Linking Is Not a Crime!
In what seems like a role reversal, Google has filed a lawsuit against Blue Destiny Records in an attempt to assert that it has not infringed the record label's copyrights.
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