Sun, 27 April 2008 New orphan works legislation being drafted. MSN Music DRM leaves
customers hanging. Louis Vutton suing charity fund raiser. Metallica
embraces file sharing? Madonna signs with LiveNation. NIN releases
single track. <- The 3 stars align - could this be the future
business model for the record industry? Pirate Bay promotes
Tell-a-friend strategy. YouTube and Hulu video streaming are bigger
bandwidth hogs than P2P - duh. Okami uses copyrighted art work in
packaging - even displays original watermark. Show Notes Comments[0] |
Sun, 20 April 2008 Jonathan Bailey and Chris Matthieu interview Patrick O'Keefe
(http://www.patrickokeefe.com), the author of Managing Online Forums.
Patrick did an excellent job fielding unorganized questions and
relating the answers to copyrights and community. You can learn more
about the book at http://www.managingonlineforums.com. Other show
stories include JK Rowling, The Pirate Bay (shocker), Cindy McCain,
Lonely Planet, Fox News, Comcast, Assassin's Creed, Restaurant Identity
Theft, and a tussle with Yoko Ono. Show Notes Comments[10] |
Sun, 13 April 2008 EU believes that MPAA and others should not be forcing ISPs to boot
users. Norwegian ISP pushes back on T0ndel. Operation Fair Use Whisper
Campaign underway. UMG extends copyrights to trash cans. Demonoid back
online but under new admin. Walmart gets schooled on copyright
ownership. Pandora TV (Korea) gets sued for YouTube-like video sharing.
Is Chris Daughtry’s song original? MSN India gets caught plagiarizing.
Open source can still be pirated. U"W" copyright April Fools prank.
YMCA-like DMCA take down notice a joke. Show Notes Comments[0] |
Sun, 6 April 2008 Law disputes over distribution vs. publication. ISPs in UK and Norway
speaking out about not being Internet cops. U of Maine student law body
takes on RIAA. Lawyer threatening file sharers is banned for 6 months.
Can lectures be copyrighted? MySpace Music with DRM-free music looks to
take on iTunes and Amazon. Joi Ito gets hired as new Creative Commons
CEO. Google CIO leaves to take the helm of EMI. EMI suffers setback in
case against MP3Tunes. Movie Director flattered by the piracy of his
film. Superman returns to Papa. Perez Hilton threatens to stop blogging. Show Notes Comments[0] |
