Judge Dismisses Authors' Copyright Suit Against Google
Says "all society benefits" from Google Books
Copyright
Marvin Gaye's Children Sue Robin Thicke, Pharrell Willaims Over Alleged Copyright Infringement in "Blurred Lines"
Go do something productive instead
Game Developer Tries to Silence YouTube Critic, Discovers Streisand Effect
Attempt to use copyright to shut down criticism backfires magnificently
Report: MegaUpload Raid Affected Millions of Legitimate Files
Though the likely made up only a small percentage of file-sharing service
Are Laws Against "Revenge Porn" A Good Idea?
Protecting victims is important, but broad laws threaten everyone's free speech.
Belgian Racist Uses Spurious Copyright Claim to Censor Libertarian Websites
Copyright as censorship.
Movie, Music Industries Develop Anti-Sharing Curriculum for Schools
One-sided intellectual property education for children
Entertainment Industries Say Search Engines Are Not Doing Enough To Stop Piracy
Lobbyists are back on Capitol Hill
University of California System Will Open Access to (Almost) All Scientific Research
Public will gain access to thousands of published research papers moving forward, though there is an opt-out process.
Lawsuits Over Copyright for To Kill a Mockingbird
Literary agent accused of duping author
Judge Throws Out Class-Action Status for Google Books Lawsuit
Authors Guild wants company to pay for each book they've scanned in
Feds Have Seized 1,700 Web Domains in Three Years over Copyright Claims
Using same asset seizure rules applied to other illegal activities
Microsoft Reverses Course on XBox One DRM After Fan Outcry
"When you make that face, it's a joke!"
Words May Change in E-Books to Fight Piracy
Unique changes serve as watermarks to discourage sharing
Unlocking Your Cell Phone Shouldn't Be a Crime!
How to fix one of the dumbest laws out there.
New Zealand's Supreme Court to Hear Dotcom Extradition Appeal
US wants him for copyright piracy
Congress Looking To Legalize Unlocking Cellphones
Get rid of silly, nonsensical copyright rules
Craigslist Takes Upstart Competitors to Court
Is the classified-ads site behaving like a bully-or legitimately protecting its business interests?
Governments Use Spyware Meant to Look like Firefox
Mozilla not happy; sends out cease-and-desist letters
Facebook Rejects Ads Criticizing Zuckerberg
Some not happy with his new political group's support of Keystone XL
YouTube Wins Copyright Suit with Viacom
Judge rules company not liable for users' posts of protected content
Judge Rules Reselling Digital Goods a Copyright Violation
You don't own the music you buy online
Supreme Court Rules That Copyright Law Does Not Protect Publishers Online and in Discount Stores
Good news for the folks at Ebay
Supreme Court Lets $220,000 Song-Sharing Verdict Stand
Declines to get involved in case about online music copyright
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.
German Lawmakers Approve Restrictive Online Copyright Law
Designed to force Google, other online outlets to pay for reproducing content
Cablevision, Comcast Start Copyright Enforcement Policies
Let's make a bad problem even worse!
Piracy Not Really Hurting Game of Thrones, Most Pirated TV Show of 2012, Says Director
But copyright law killed Carnivale
"Six Strikes" Copyright Law Goes into Effect Today
ISPs will have to send warnings before throttling service
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
Should You Go to Jail for Unlocking Your Phone?
Derek Khanna on copyright, the DMCA, and the terrible law against freeing your cellphone
Brazilian Court Rules Apple Doesn't Have Exclusive Rights to iPhone Trademark
Brazilian company will keep selling its own Android-powered "IPHONE"
Former Record Industry Lawyer Now Works in Copyright Office
Hello, government/corporate revolving door!
Aaron Swartz: The Punishment Did Not Fit the Crime
As long as prosecutors have the option to put first-time computer trespassers behind bars for decades, we will continue to see such clear injustices.
