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This Week in 2016 Indian Court Says 'Copyright Is Not An Inevitable, Divine, Or Natural Right' And Photocopying Textbooks Is Fair Use Former UMG Exec: Major Label Music Should Cost More And DMCA Safe Harbors Should Be Destroyed Will The Washington Post Give Back Its Pulitzer And Stand Trial With Snowden? Senate Comes To Its...
Sep 26, 20262 min read1 read
This Week in 2016
- Indian Court Says ‘Copyright Is Not An Inevitable, Divine, Or Natural Right’ And Photocopying Textbooks Is Fair Use
- Former UMG Exec: Major Label Music Should Cost More And DMCA Safe Harbors Should Be Destroyed
- Will The Washington Post Give Back Its Pulitzer And Stand Trial With Snowden?
- Senate Comes To Its Senses: Does NOT Support Ted Cruz’s Plan To Block Internet Governance Transition
- Journalists Blaming Facebook For Decline Is Just As Tiresome As When They Blamed Craigslist & Google
- Arguments Over Internet Governance Transition Get Even More Stupid
This Week in 2011
- Pirate Party Takes 9% Of The Vote In Berlin Elections, Wins A Bunch Of Seats In Parliament
- Italy Proposes Law That Will Ban People From The Internet Based On Single Accusation Of Infringement From Anyone
- MPAA Shuffles The Deck Chairs
- Is It A First Amendment Violation To Get Pulled Over For Flashing Your Lights To Warn Others Of Cops?
- Craigslist Trying To Destroy The Life Of Someone Who Made Posting To Craigslist Easier
- Entertainment Industry Now Shaking Down People At $10 Per Infringement
This Week in 2006
- Target Targets Blogger Who Posted Anti-Theft Procedures
- Some Things Not To Say To Customers After Your Board Is Accused Of Spying…
- Napster, Still Struggling, Puts Itself Up For Sale
- Band Just Notices That Run DMC Sampled Their Song Twenty Years Ago; Files Lawsuit
- Facebook Ready To Seal The Deal — But For Only $1 Billion
- The Growing Backlash Against Automated Cheating Detectors
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