Romney’s Obama ads return to YouTube after DMCA spat
When is a political campaign ad too much for YouTube? When it's accused of infringing copyright - but Mitt Romney's anti-Obama ad is back on the service now after the service declares it fair use.
Turntable.fm bucks legal gray area with licensing deals from the four major labels
Turntable.fm's DMCA worries are all in the past now as the company says it's signed deals with all four of the major recording labels.
Console jailbreaking may follow smartphone jailbreaking as a legally acceptable practice
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed a request for new DMCA exemptions with the U.S. Copyright Office, seeking protection for those who wish to run unsupported software on their gaming consoles, among other things.
Just a few ways the E-PARASITE Act could dismantle the Internet
The E-PARASITE Act, on its surface, wants to cut down on Internet piracy. But deep down, it's a frighteningly possible attack on digital free speech.
Hotfile countersues Warner Bros. over copyright abuse
While Hotfile isn't a stranger to being the recipient of lawsuits related to DMCA takedown notices, the company turned the tables on Warner Brothers today by filing a lawsuit of its own.
Tech blogs’ disabled Facebook pages caused by DMCA abuse
Fraudulent copyright infringement reports are running rampant. Several popular tech blogs have recently had their Facebook pages disabled due to DMCA abuse.
PS3 hacker raises money for legal fight against Sony
George "Geohot" Hotz, famed hacker of the iPhone and lately of the PS3, started a blog over the weekend to help raise funds for his legal fight with Sony.
Google gets tough on copyright infringement
Today, Google announced four new ways it plans on cutting into illegal piracy and copyright infringement.
Viacom and YouTube Start Dishing Dirt in Copyright Dispute
YouTube and Viacom have started the mudslinging in the Viacom's $1 billion copyright infringement suit as both companies try to avoid a jury trial.
Injunction Puts BlueBeat Out of the Beatles Business
That site that was selling Beatles tracks for $0.25? It's not coming back anytime soon.
Court Rules Against Universal Music in Veoh Case
A federal judge in Los Angeles has ruled against Universal Music Group in a copyright lawsuit against online video site operator Veoh Networks Inc., although Universal says it will appeal.
321 Studios Appeals Ban
321 Studios has filed appeals and emergency stay requests In California and New York.