Sun, 28 June 2009 The Pirate Bay judge ruled to be unbiased. German court slaps Rapidshare in a big way. YouTube sued again. German MP joints The Pirate Party. Record industries sues Irish ISPs. The Kindle has a DRM debacle. A Nesson double header of stories. Richard Marx doesn't like the Thomas verdict. Chris Anderson and Elizabeth Hasselbeck are accused of plagiarism. EA wants you to pirate their games, sort of. You just got served... via Facebook!
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Sun, 21 June 2009 Thomas loses again, this time with much more FAIL. Restraining order issues in "Catcher in the Rye" case. Virgin Media and Universal team up to offer an alternative to piracy. Australian ISP forced to turn over user records. Republican site mimics the New York Times, gets C&D. Nesson is at it again. Amazon's Jeff Bezos weighs in on the Google Book Search settlement. Conference Board of Canada admits plagiarism issues. Cat Stevens forgives Coldplay for "plagiarism". Van Halen is Running With the Devil, but not in Nikes.
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Sun, 14 June 2009 The Pirate Party takes a seat in the EU Parliament. The Pirate Bay appeal looks a bit weaker now. France's "three strikes" law goes down hard. Letters alone not enough to discourage piracy now. Jammie Thomas suffers a pair of setbacks. Nesson gets in trouble with recordings. MGA denied stay on Bratz turnover. Sims 3, despite piracy, is selling great. Denmark debates a "Pirate Review Board". Copyright holders acknowledge screwing up their message. Is there a new CD security tool on the way? Are downloads killing the music industry? U.S. family learns their image was used on a billboard... in Prague.
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Sun, 7 June 2009 The RIAA is feeling lonely tonight. UK may put pirates in the slow lane. Obama's SCOTUS nominee is a fan of big statutory damages. Is Bing playing too loose with fair use? Justice Department sides with Cablevision. Tenenbaum takes webcast case to the Supreme Court. AP to attack "wholesale theft". Copyright Office to adjust fees. Conference Board of Canada author speaks out. Russian police raid a bittorrent tracker. Downloading thousands of movies ok... in Spain. Endless copyright free music? Costco has a watch-based copyright headache.
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Sun, 31 May 2009 Last.FM gets into a bit of a tiff. The Conference Board of Canada gets busted plagiarizing its copyright report. The Pirate Bay scores a minor victory in Swedish court. Section 92A is back from the dead. MGA asks for a stay on the Bratz ruling. Psystar files bankruptcy. Wipeout returns with the lawsuit in tow. Google takes drastic action in South Korea. First jury conviction for copyright infringement in Australia. Does DRM make us all pirates? Digg goes CC0. Emily the strange in one bizarre lawsuit.
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