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News Registry: The Associated Press is Watching
The Associated Press is set to create a news registry to protect their online content from copyright violations. The organization amassed critics on the issue after a number of DMCA
YouTube Copyright System Gone Mad, EFF Prepares to Sue
YouTube and Warner Brothers have broken a little girl's heart by deleting a video of her singing the copyrighted song "Winter Wonderland," and the Electronic Frontier Foundation isn't going to
Fair Use Legalized, Says EFF
New exemptions have been added to the the Digital Millenimum Copyright Act (DMCA), a U.S. copyright law that criminalized attempts to bypass copyright, access control technologies or digital rights management
70,000 Blogs Shut Down by U.S. Law Enforcement
Blogetery, a Wordpress platform, has seen its entire community shut down by its host, BurstNET. Subsequent statements by BurstNET indicated that the service was suspended at the request of
Court Tosses $1.3 B Oracle Award, SAP Gets a Second Chance
The changes in U.S. copyright law over the past three years affect the way damages are assessed. When a party is found guilty of infringement of copyright (which runs deeper
Despite the Rumors, RickRolling Isn't Dead
Dramatic headlines cried out overnight that RickRolling was dead. The original Rick Astley video with more than 30 million views has been pulled from YouTube due to copyright violation. In
SOPA-Supporting News Outlets Aren't Covering SOPA [STUDY]
MSNBC, Fox News, ABC, CBS and NBC have dedicated no time to covering the Stop Online Piracy Act in their evening newscasts since Oct. 1, according to a report by
Google Books Offers Creative Commons Licensing
Earlier this morning Google Books announced a program where rights owners would be given the tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/google_books_offers_creative_commons_licensing.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww'; option to modify their copyright licenses and specify them
Black Out Your Twitter Photo: NZ Copyright Law Protest Goes Viral
Social networks are making it increasingly easy to organize and propagate protests. One that caught our eye today is the New Zealand Internet Blackout, which is using a variety of
Chrome Extension Warns You When You Browse A SOPA-Supporter's Website
Worried about whether or not your favorite Web site is supporting the Stop Online Piracy Act? A new Chrome extension seeks to lift those fears. After installing No SOPA, users
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