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UK "Digital Economy Bill" May Allow for Website Shutdowns
The House of Commons passed a controversial piece of legislation called the "Digital Economy Bill." The loudly-criticized law nontheless passed 187-47, according to the Guardian newspaper. The bill purports to
Federal Judge Finds Cloud Music Lockers Do Not Violate Copyrights
A federal judge in New York ruled today in the defendant's favor on a copyright infringement case brought EMI and 14 record companies against cloud music locker service MP3tunes. Judge
CC Zero: A New Tool to Push Your Work Immediately Into the Public Domain
Did you know that written, scientific or artistic content you create is automatically put under copyright protection under US law - whether you want it to be copyrighted or not?
Hackers Propose Out-Of-This-World Way To Circumvent SOPA
Hackers are looking to circumvent Internet censorship laws like the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act in the U.S. by building their own, satellite-based Internet. "The first goal is an uncensorable
Creative Commons Scores One of Its Biggest Wins Ever: Democracy Now!
The Creative Commons Foundation announced today that award winning TV and radio news show Democracy Now! will now be distributed under a CC license. Democracy Now! is broadcast daily on
Follow The Money To Figure Out Why Lawmakers Support SOPA
It's rare to find bipartisan support for anything in Washington these days, which is why, at first glance, the Congressional support for the Stop Online Piracy Act seems so perplexing.
Poll: Why is there no advertising with YouTube videos?
In yesterday's post about Google, a follow-up to this week's interview with Matt Cutts, we wrote that Google is still searching for a way to measure relevancy for video -
DRM for Real-Time Media: Justin.tv Now Protecting Video Streams With Digital Fingerprinting
This week, Justin.tv is rolling out new measures to protect copyrighted live video streams from being pirated on their site. The technology the company is using will allow them to
Microsoft: Kid Pirates Just Don't Understand, We'll Teach 'Em
Microsoft released the results of a survey today indicating that the small percentage of young people who know the laws around copyright are much less likely to violate them than
Next Up to Sue BitTorrent Users: Book Publishers
Joining their counterparts in the film industry, large book publishing houses are the latest to take aim at users of the BitTorrent file-sharing protocol. John Wiley and Sons, the publisher
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