DMCA takedown backlash
The EFF is suing Viacom over their DMCA takedown notice for a Stephen Colbert parody clip on YouTube which EFF says is non-infringing. Viacom sent... Read more
Tag: DMCA
Likelihood of baloney
IP Law Chat chats about how “paranormalist” charlatan Uri Geller got all bent out of shape over Brian Sapient, a member of the “Rational Response... Read more
The more things change…
The more they stay the same. This could be a story from 15 years ago, or any of a number of posts on this blog... Read more
Digg this
Encryption key Dugg. UPDATE: Here’s more, from no less than Ed Felten (via Instapundit). If you need a program to follow what the heck’s going... Read more
DMCA abuse, YouTube, politics and blogs? Same old, same old (UPDATED — but still same old)
My friend Patterico has done it again — but, then again, it has been done, as I’ll remind shortly. The scoop for today? In a... Read more
Best of 2009: The DMCA and the search engine
Posted on August 6, 2009. Traverse Legal: Mary Roach has a great post at CircleID on an area that we have talked about extensively, namely, copyright... Read more
No safe harbor for this shark.
Generally, one doesn’t expect to find copyright decisions of note in state courts, but every so often one will crop up. One really doesn’t expect... Read more
DMCA – Dumb Management of Copyright Accusations?
Idiotic DMCA takedown notices: They’re all the rage. Tim Bukher links to this item from Mike Masnick, riffing on some of the “best of” DMCA... Read more
YouTube, the DMCA and politics — again
Slashdot reports: It appears that CBS and Fox have submitted DMCA takedown notices to YouTube for videos from the McCain campaign. The campaign is now... Read more
The DMCA and the search engine
Traverse Legal: Mary Roach has a great post at CircleID on an area that we have talked about extensively, namely, copyright takedowns under the Digital Millennium Copyright... Read more