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Everything You Thought You Knew About the Business of YouTube Was Wrong
Have you turned up your nose at YouTube for being born from low quality, financially unsustainable, pirated content? If you've made that argument in conversation before (and we now many
UK Nixes Internet Ban for P2P Infringement
In November, we told you about a move in the UK to monitor P2P sharing and permanently ban users who infringed on copyright from using the Internet. In our reporting
Obama Puts Change.gov Under Creative Commons
Last week Barack Obama's Presidential transition website Change.gov added OpenID login for commenters and now the entire site has been put under a Creative Commons license. These concepts are no
Find Out Where Your Legislators Stand On SOPA, PIPA
There are plenty of websites - not to mention several apps - that will help you figure out where certain companies stand on the Stop Online Piracy and Protect IP
BitTorrent Site Loses Court Case for "Destroying Evidence"
Popular BitTorrent search engine TorrentSpy lost a copyright case brought against it in a US cought by the Motion Picture Association of America by default for destroying evidence, reports the
How To Get Around SOPA (If It Ever Becomes Law)
The what-if scenario few in the tech world want to consider - What happens if the Stop Online Piracy Act passes into law? - may be fixed by something as
EU Advocate General: You Can't Copyright a Programming Language
In an opinion which, if affirmed by judges, would have dramatic impact on the definition of software and standards - at least in Europe if not eventually worldwide - the
Is a Social Redesign Enough to Save Grooveshark?
Music streaming service Grooveshark recently launched a visual refresh for its website, giving it a more social focus. Much like other freemium music services such as Rdio and Spotify, the
EFF Launches Takedown Hall of Shame; NPR, CBS, NBC, Warner Music Cited
Today, the Electronic Frontier Foundation launched a "Takedown Hall of Shame" for what it sees as egregious abuses of digital copyright regulations. Traditionally the champions of Creative Commons and other,
Pandora Founder Appeals For Help To "Save Internet Radio"
Tim Westergren, founder of Internet radio station Pandora, has sent out a letter to an unknown number of people asking for help about licensing fees. Specifically this relates to "a
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