Tags: Copyright
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New Zealand's Supreme Court to Hear Dotcom Extradition Appeal
US wants him for copyright piracy
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Congress Looking To Legalize Unlocking Cellphones
Get rid of silly, nonsensical copyright rules
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Craigslist Takes Upstart Competitors to Court
Is the classified-ads site behaving like a bully—or legitimately protecting its business interests?
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Governments Use Spyware Meant to Look like Firefox
Mozilla not happy; sends out cease-and-desist letters
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Facebook Rejects Ads Criticizing Zuckerberg
Some not happy with his new political group's support of Keystone XL
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YouTube Wins Copyright Suit with Viacom
Judge rules company not liable for users' posts of protected content
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Judge Rules Reselling Digital Goods a Copyright Violation
You don't own the music you buy online
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Supreme Court Rules That Copyright Law Does Not Protect Publishers Online and in Discount Stores
Good news for the folks at Ebay
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Reason's Brian Doherty Interviews Artist Chris "Coop" Cooper LIVE Online at 3:30 p.m. ET!
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Supreme Court Lets $220,000 Song-Sharing Verdict Stand
Declines to get involved in case about online music copyright
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A Free-Market Fix for Music Copyrights
It's time to end compulsory licensing.
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Derek Khanna: If You Want to Fix Copyright, Check Out FixCopyright.com
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White House Agrees, You Shouldn’t Go to Jail For Unlocking Cellphones, FCC Looking to Get More Involved
Library of Congress ended exemption that permitted unlocking cellphones last year.
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Illegal Shades of Green
Intellectual property law in Oz.
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German Lawmakers Approve Restrictive Online Copyright Law
Designed to force Google, other online outlets to pay for reproducing content
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Free Sherlock Holmes!
The long reach of intellectual property law.
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Cablevision, Comcast Start Copyright Enforcement Policies
Let's make a bad problem even worse!
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Piracy Not Really Hurting Game of Thrones, Most Pirated TV Show of 2012, Says Director
But copyright law killed Carnivale
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"Six Strikes" Copyright Law Goes into Effect Today
ISPs will have to send warnings before throttling service
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White House Responds (Finally) to Research Access Petition with a Yes
Administration will support making taxpayer-funded academic papers available to everybody a year after publication