From groklaw.net
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Surprise, Surprise – Viacom Appeals YouTube Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Ruling
Google Wins Copyright Case in Spain
Viacom files appeal against decision in YouTube copyright infringement case – MediaMughals
“Knocked Up” Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Viacom to appeal YouTube copyright infringement ruling – Los Angeles Times
Title 18 U.S.C. 2314 provides criminal penalties for any person who "transports in interstate or foreign commerce any goods, wares, merchandise, securities or money, of the value of $5,000 or more, knowing the same to have been stolen, converted or taken by fraud." Petitioner was convicted in Federal District Court of violating, inter alia, 2314, arising from the interstate transportation of "bootleg" phonorecords that were manufactured and...
- U.S. Copyright Infringement – U.S. Strikes in New Zealand (mfeldstein.com)
- Taking Similar Photo Ruled Copyright Infringement (gizmodo.com.au)
- US accuses website of copyright infringement (thestar.com.my)
So the judge in the case may establish clearer guidelines as to the specific limits on what may be quoted under fair use. Powered by Yahoo! Answers. This entry was posted in Game Copying Software by bobg. Bookmark the ...
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From Poynter
Six weeks after the AP and other investors launched a licensing organization to collect fees from aggregators, the AP has filed a lawsuit against Meltwater News, which bills itself as “more than a traditional media monitoring service.” AP CEO Curley calls it “parasitic distribution service” that is undercutting AP’s business by providing its content to Meltwater clients without paying for it.
The AP says Meltwater is taking its...
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From ohionews.org
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Kanye West and Jay-Z have responded to a copyright infringement lawsuit filed against them by Syl Johnson, questioning whether the veteran soul star's work is actually protected by US law. Johnson filed suit against the duo in October (2011) after hearing his song Different Strokes sampled on their track The Joy, ...
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From nationalledger.com
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After a federal judge slashed Oracle's record $1.3 billion copyright infringement verdict against SAP five months ago, Oracle and its lawyers faced the litigation equivalent of being contestants on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire": Does Big Red ...
From api.bing.com
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- Student faces extradition on copyright infringement charges (api.bing.com)
In a slightly odd reaction to the public anti-SOPA backlash, movie studio Paramount has decided to try to open a dialogue discussing copyright infringement. The odd part is that they chose law professors to dialogue with. Details are in the article from the Chronicle of Higher Education. The article suggests that the strategy of talking [...]
From teleread.org
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- Feds Arrest Streaming Site Operator for Copyright Infringement (feed.torrentfreak.com)
- UK judge okays extradition of college student for copyright infringement case (rss.afterdawn.com)
- Second NinjaVideo Admin Jailed For Copyright Infringement (feed.torrentfreak.com)
Michael Arrington / Uncrunched:
VEVO Execs Must Face Criminal Charges For Copyright Infringement — VEVO, a music label joint venture, got caught with its pants down by TechCrunch's Jason Kincaid - They illegally streamed a NFL game at a party they hosted at the Sundance festival. Yes, this is just too deliciously, hypocritically juicy.
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From techmeme.com
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Overview
Highly visable lawsuits regarding copyright violations have brought increased attention to the business implications of copyright law. Consumers are also taking notice, as loved services such as YouTube and Kazaa come under investigation.
