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Is Vye Music innovation? Or is it stealing?
Music:- "A 16-year Gold Coast kid is promoting the theft of music with his new site Vye Music," says Undercover.com in Australia.
Failure to launch: Would-be ‘Mac cloner’ Psystar...
"The Mac clone maker now fighting for its life in federal court pitched an extremely aggressive business plan to potential investors last year, claiming that it would sell as many as 12 million machines in 2011," Gregg Keizer reports for Computerworld.
Mac clone maker promised investors huge sales
The Mac clone maker now fighting for its life in federal court pitched an extremely aggressive business plan to potential investors last year, claiming that it would sell as many as 12 million machines in 2011.
Spanish Court Dismisses Complaint From Nintendo Against Counterfiet...
It seems that Spain is a country that is pretty consistently figuring out that we shouldn't just throw out all other rights the second "piracy" is shouted by the entertainment industry.
Microsoft invokes DMCA & shuts Cryptome downloads of COFEE
Microsoft has shut down the last publicly and openly available download of their Computer Online Forensic Evidence Extractor .
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Intellectual Property Partner Paul Garrity Joins Sheppard Mullin New York
Garrity was previously a partner at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP in New York. Garrity specializes in intellectual property litigation.
ACTA puts digital rights on table
For the more than 10 years I've been writing this column, I keep coming back to copyright-policy issues, and not just because I work in Washington.
Apple's Retail Engine Keeps On Rolling
Look for up to 50 new Apple stores to open up around the world in 2010. The company plans to keep putting energy behind its profitable retail locations.
a Protect Your Intellectual Property, or Prepare to Have It Stolena
In fact, this CEO of the nation's fastest-growing CFO services firm has a strong message to other business owners: protect your intellectual property, or prepare to have it stolen.
Judge Nixes a Hackintoshera Bid to Put Mac Os X in Cloned Computers
Apple won a legal battle over the use of its operating system Friday, when a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that Psystar violated copyright law by selling its own cloned computers with Mac OS X. The clone-maker got around Apple's restrictions on using the operating system in non-Macintosh machines by installing circumventing software on its ...
As noted in a previous entry, the U.S. and its major trading partners are engaged in negotiations on a new treaty entitled the " Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement " or ACTA.
You could lose your Internet service
"I see that economics blogger Brad DeLong is celebrating his first DMCA takedown notice.
I received my first DMCA takedown notice today. I published publicly-available IRS information about the nonprofit Kwaze-Kwasa [USA] Inc.
Apple Wins Like a Champ - Psystar is Toast -- What? You're Surprised?
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Liberals cry 'unfair' after Fox orders unbalanced YouTube purge
Liberal bloggers are accusing Fox News of launching an Internet war against them in a campaign to selectively remove Fox clips from YouTube.
EFF to represent Yes Men in Chamber of Commerce lawsuit
Rebecca from the Electronic Frontier Foundation sez, "More news about the Yes Men and the Chamber of Commerce.
Modern Warfare Game Modder DMCA's Infinity Ward
Reader Cameron Boykin alerts us to the news that a game modder appears to have filed a DMCA claim against Infinity Ward for its video of a certain part of Modern Warfare 2 , claiming that the element in the game was influenced by a mod he had created.
The long arm of the law has reached out and grabbed Brad DeLong by the throat: Well, this is new.
Blu-ray discs get Managed Copy; hardware support nonexistent
"Managed copy" has been slouching its way toward our living rooms for years now, but the technology that can make backup copies of films will finally come to all Blu-ray discs on December 4, 2009 .
Betrayals: Obama's Hollywood Sellout, Tech Companies' Layoffs
If a secret copyright treaty should move out of the draft stage and become law, the entertainment industry will be celebrating, but the rest of us will be squirming under draconian measures that will make the DMCA look downright appealing -- and the DMCA is one of the worst laws ever adopted.
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