No “Safe Harbor” in DMCA for Repeat Copyright Infringers
An early cloud service for the storing and sharing of MP3s was led by a CEO who knowingly encouraged his
Read moreAn early cloud service for the storing and sharing of MP3s was led by a CEO who knowingly encouraged his
Read moreCover videos are really popular on YouTube. People set up a camera and recorded themselves singing and performing a favourite
Read moreFor artists who aren’t Mandy Jiroux and want to cover their favourite song on YouTube or another platform, there’s a
Read moreDespite the outcry over incredibly small royalty payments from streaming services, or openly criticized reports about the inability to fully
Read moreSelf-sabotage is one thing. Filing a takedown notice under the Digital Millennial Copyright Act (DMCA) against your own website is
Read moreFastCompany says musicians are at war with YouTube for lost revenue due to unauthorized streams of their songs, or allowing unsanctioned
Read moreHard to believe that after nearly 10 years, the “Dancing Baby” lawsuit is still in process. Even harder to believe
Read moreEver bought an app for your smartphone only to find it locked out? Or tried to download a movie you’ve
Read moreIt is unreasonable to try and hold internet service providers (ISPs) responsible the content a subscriber uses or for downloads,
Read moreIt’s becoming a unifying cause in turbulent times: The ranks of artists voicing concerns about YouTube’s impact on musicians now
Read moreGrooveshark has been under siege for their, er, flexible interpretations of copyright when it comes to music. Now faced with
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