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Internet Laws And Copyright: What’s Next In The Digital Age?

The advent of the internet has been an incredible thing. Many people will attest to the wonder of the internet. But, amidst the excitement, there has...

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YouTube Announce Improved Content ID Detection, Appeals Process For Its Copyright Claims

Launching Content ID first at five years ago, the video sharing site YouTube has announced a number of updates to the program, including improved detection...

SAP Agrees To Pay Oracle $306 Million In Damages Over Copyright Infringement Allegations

According to Reuters, SAP agreed on paying its rival Oracle a sum of $306 million in damages over copyright infringement allegations in order to avoid...

YouTube Wins TV Network Copyright Claim In France

A French court dismissed claims from France’s largest television broadcaster TF1 over YouTube’s violated its copyright. Going back on early 2008,...

Google Removing Copyrighted URLs From Its Search Function

Google released a new edition of its Transparency Report stating that it is removing URLs from its search function over the copyrighter material. The stats...

Russia, China Tops The Chart As World’s Copyright No.1 Pirates

Russia and China again tops the chart on copyright pirate list, according to the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), Reuters reports. Argentina, Canada...

For Card Catalog US Copyright Office Considers Stopgag Scanning Solution

US Copyright Office is considering converting and uploading tens of millions of pre-1978 copyrights in its massive card catalog into a searchable, digital...

RapidShare Has Been Asked To Proactively Filter Users Uploads For Copyright Check

A German court has reportedly ordered file-sharing site RapidShare to proactively filer thousands of files uploaded by its users. The decision comes after...

14 Russian Record Labels Plans To Sue Nokia And Samsung Over Not Paying Dues To Copyright Holders, Mobile Giants Owes Them $41 Million

Nokia and Samsung found themselves in the mess again – this time a group of 14 Russian record labels and music publishing companies saying that the Finnish and Korean mobile giant, among others, have been breaking their country’s laws since 2010, according to Russian publication Gazeta.ru. The companies owes 1.2 billion rubles (about $41 million), according to the...

Google Deleted Copyright MP3s Files From The Users Account, Says They Can Do Something Like This ‘Only In Extreme Cases’

Its sounds un-digested at first but wait it is true – the search giant accused of removing copyrighted MP3 music file from a user’s Gmail account...