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Artists Urge Internet Providers To Do More On Copyright
Wall Street Journal
By Frances Robinson BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)–European artists on Wednesday called for stricter enforcement of European Union copyright rules and urged the European Commission to make Internet Service providers play a greater part in the process. …
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Creators: EU cares about turnips more than copyright
Register
By Andrew Orlowski • Get more from this author World Copyright Summit If someone had given me a pound in Brussels this week for every time I heard the phrase “we don’t want to make the same mistakes as the music industry”, I’d be a richer man. …
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Interview With the US Copyright Czar
New York Times (blog)
By BEN SISARIO As the first United States intellectual property enforcement coordinator, Victoria A. Espinel reports to President Obama and Congress on copyright, trademarks and other intellectual property issues, and works with an array of federal …
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Fashion designers hail prospect of copyright protections
Washington Post
In December, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously passed a bill that would provide three years of copyright protections to what it calls “unique” and “distinguishable” fashion designs. Those adjectives are hard to attain in the fashion world. …
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Why Copyright Holders Love iTunes Match And Pirates Hate It
Forbes (blog)
Because Apple is reportedly splitting that money with copyright holders, many of whom have lost out on potential revenue because so many are downloading songs from bittorrent sites like The Pirate Bay. Some say this means Apple is not only legitimizing …
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US IP Chief Backs Private Companies’ Defense Of IP
Wall Street Journal
“We are trying to avoid more regulation of our businesses, or inappropriate legislation,” IP czar Victoria Espinel told reporters on the sidelines of the World Copyright Summit in Brussels. “We are having discussions now with Google [GOOG] to see what …
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Google sued for breach of copyright
TechEye
Isys said that it has a trademark on the terms Chromebook and Chromebox, and Google should pay it large sums of money to go away. The lawsuit was filed in the US District Court for the District of Utah in Salt Lake City, and is trying to get a …
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AM Best Co. Sues SNL Financial For Copyright Infringement
PropertyCasualty360
Credit rating agency AM Best Co. has filed a federal copyright infringement lawsuit against competitor SNL Financial, NU has learned. The suit filed in US District Court in New Jersey alleges SNL “is displaying on its website a significant number of AM …
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WB may erase ‘Hangover’ tattoo
Variety
By Dave McNary Warner Bros. will digitally erase the tattoo from Ed Helms’ face in the DVD and Blu-Ray versions of “The Hangover Part II” if it’s unable to resolve the legal dispute over an artist’s allegation of copyright infringement. …
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“How Copyright Law Makes Sample-Based Music Impossibly Expensive …
By Walter Olson
This seems less like a problem grounded in copyright law, and more like a problem grounded in the music industry’s insistence on breaking the entire process down into the tiniest chunks possible and then putting a price tag on every …
Overlawyered – http://overlawyered.com/wpblog/Ireland seeks radical copyright reforms
By Jeremy
According to a media release this morning, kindly forwarded by Samantha Holman ( Executive Director, Irish Copyright Licensing Agency), Ireland’s Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton T.D. has commenced a process of …
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No time or money for copyright, say Indian designers
Mangalorean.com
But Indian designers are quite nonchalant about seeking copyright protection as they feel it will cost too much time and money. “There are so many fashion weeks these days, the designs are all available online within moments of the garments going on …
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Judge weighing whether to dismiss copyright lawsuit
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US District Judge Philip Pro is weighing whether to dismiss on fair use grounds a copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Righthaven LLC against the man, Wayne Hoehn. Righthaven is the copyright enforcement partner of the Las Vegas Review-Journal and …
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Disney files copyright lawsuit against Dish Network
Entertainment Weekly
by Kate Ward The Walt Disney Co. has filed a copyright lawsuit against Dish Network, according to Reuters. The studio is alleging that the satellite television operator had handed out films like Toy Story 3 and Alice in Wonderland to Dish subscribers …
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US Man Pleads Guilty to Music Piracy Charges
PCWorld
By Grant Gross, IDG News A California man who participated in a so-called warez music-sharing group faces a sentence of five years in prison and a US$250000 fine after pleading guilty to copyright infringement charges in a California court. …
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Judge Denies Copyright Holder the Right to Subpoena ISPs
Geekosystem
by James Plafke | 4:51 pm, May 3rd, 2011 District Court Judge Harold Baker has denied a copyright holder the right to subpoena internet service providers of alleged copyright infringers, because IP addresses are not people. …
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Canada still in copyright “hall of shame” according to the US
Ars Technica
By Nate Anderson | Last updated: May 3, 2011 11:39 AM Sorry, Canada—negotiating the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) wasn’t enough to show your commitment to “strong” intellectual property rights. If you want out of the American copyright …
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