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Mashable! - Sep 26, 2008
…and by randomly, I mean without a legal process. You may remember that the European Parliament (most notably French socialist Guy Bono) has asked individual countries of the European Union to “avoid adopting measures …
Also tagged: web 2 0, web, eu, three strikes, file sharing, mashable, europeal parliament
Mashable! - Sep 13, 2008
The past week in technology has been packed with launches. Lots of names coming out of the DEMOfall 08 conference. Google bought itself another property outside the US, called TNC. Facebook finally got forceful with …
Also tagged: games, news, web, channels, bittorrent, opinion, ea, spore, social software, user reviews
Mashable! - Sep 4, 2008
Metallica’s new album has leaked out a week or two early, unsurprisingly. It isn’t surprsing because it’s Metallica, but that it happens to most every artist these days. Some record store somewhere will sell a copy or …
Also tagged: music, news, celebrities, los angeles, opinion, lars ulrich, metallica
Mashable! - Aug 16, 2008
While YouTube remains partially embroiled in a clash with copyright giant Viacom, its success in serving increasing numbers of Web users with content of all varieties has apparently convinced some in the media world to …
Also tagged: music, video, news, web, film, google, advertising, copyright, los angeles, opinion, local, youtube, universal, new york, cbs, san francisco san jose
Mashable! - Aug 10, 2008
Say you were to step back in time, to the moment before you were aware that copying and sharing music, either through tangible media or virtual transfer, was illegal - and could be a crime prosecutable with steep fines …
Also tagged: news, web, local, copyright infringement, riaa, san antonio, dallas fort worth
Mashable! - Aug 9, 2008
One might think it a stretch to take a label given to Mussolini by history and place it atop Silvio Berlusconi’s head, but that’s precisely what The Pirate Bay have done. Why for? The Italian government’s organizing of …
Also tagged: italy, news, web, bittorrent, pirate bay, isp block
Mashable! - Aug 7, 2008
Google on Wednesday announced that it has launched a music search service in China that allows users to access music legally online through its new service called Music Onebox. According to the company, the service is …
Also tagged: music, news, web 2 0, web, search, google, opinion, china, riaa, music industry, top100 cn, music onebox
Mashable! - Aug 2, 2008
Back in November, we brought you news of a bill in Congress that would enlist America’s higher educational institutions as an enforcement arm of anti-Piracy groups like the MPAA and the RIAA: In the House Education …
Also tagged: news, opinion, washington dc, riaa, mpaa, universities
Mashable! - Jul 29, 2008
If you own the copyright(s) to video and want to prevent infringement from occurring on various mainstream and semi-mainstream video distribution channels like YouTube and DailyMotion, take note of this next device …
Also tagged: analysis, video, news, web, youtube, copyright infringement, myspace, monitor, contentid, san francisco san jose, anvato
Mashable! - Jul 12, 2008
Remember when Viacom promised that it had no intention of taking any (YouTube user) names following a court order that it be given records of the last few years of activity on the video megasite? Well now the content …
Also tagged: video, news, web, google, social networking, lawsuit, local, youtube, copyright infringement, dmca, new york, viacom, san francisco san jose