Copyright News
|
Washington -
The major US music labels joined the legal battle against file-sharing website Megaupload, with a copyright infringement lawsuit against the site shut down by US authorities.
In the Media
by AFP
|
|
Washington -
The top US film studios have filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, shut down by US authorities as part of a criminal probe of online piracy.
In the Media
by AFP
|
|
Wellington -
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom suffered a legal setback Friday when New Zealand's top court ruled US authorities seeking his extradition do not have to reveal all the evidence they have against him.The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal from Dotcom's law...
In the Media
by AFP
|
|
New York -
Google and Viacom announced a settlement Tuesday in a long-running lawsuit claiming the Internet giant's YouTube video-sharing site promoted copyright infringement."This settlement reflects the growing collaborative dialogue between our two companies o...
In the Media
by AFP
|
|
South Korean tech giant Samsung is suing the British company Dyson over action taken last year by Dyson. Samsung is claiming that Dyson's action has "hurt" their brand and image.
|
|
We all know that China, Iran and some other governments block access to certain websites, but did you know the British Government does too?
|
|
England's most famous detective, who has been the subject of many television shows and movies as of late, has been declared part of the public domain, according to a federal judge.
|
|
London -
The National Union of Journalists and other media lobbyists are continuing to pressurise the British Government for copyright "reform".
|
|
Madrid -
Well, not walk the plank exactly, but tough new laws are to be introduced in Spain and were set for approval in Parliament on Friday. The new laws call for six years in prison for linking to "pirated", copyright-protected material from webpages.
|
|
The EU Court of Justice ruled yesterday that the member states have the right to tax computer and printer manufacturers because consumers might copy a book illegally, without regard to whether computer users own a printer or not.
|
apis-236527 apis-236072 apis-233433 apis-232872 apis-227657 apis-220717 apis-220639 apis-217014 apis-214284 apis-208639
|
Copyright Image
S. Solberg J.
A map of the European Union highlighted in green.
image:152163:0::0
Copyright Blogs
|
As social media becomes more prevalent in the news cycle, online and offline journalists are often at odds over what...
|
|
Gemma Atkinson recreates Pulp Fiction to promote a new campaign: Moments Worth Paying For Actress Gemma Atkinson has...
|
|
A challenge facing many photojournalists is the legality over snapping pics of artwork such as painting and sculptures....
|
|
On every AP article I've seen is a disclaimer/restriction at the bottom of the article. It is: Copyright 20XX The...
|
|
On Digital Journal, we have two different types of articles: Original reports and interviews, as well as an "In the...
|
|
