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First Reported May 16 2012 - Updated May 16 2012 - 1 Documents

Will the Supreme Court prevent the creation of an anti-piracy ‘urban legend’?

The US Supreme Court is being asked to take on the case of a man who owes Sony $675,000 for admitting to illegally share 31 songs online. If it accepts, it may be agreeing to re-examine the way that all illegal file-sharing lawsuits have been discussed ... [ Published May 16 2012 by Digital Trends ]
First Reported Apr 20 2012 - Updated Apr 20 2012 - 1 Documents

Funeral Services for Adlai Stevenson

The date of this episode is unknown so we've filled it in with a placeholder.This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically correct.[engineer announcing report]John Chambers of United Press International, ... [ Published Apr 20 2012 by WNYC ]
First Reported Apr 13 2012 - Updated Apr 13 2012 - 1 Documents

Paramount cosies up to YouTube - out of court

Should we worry about the increasing power of YouTube? There are dozens of ways to watch video online, but the unavoidable site ? now part of the Google empire ? exerts astonishing dominance over the medium.This week it was revealed that YouTube has reached ... [ Published Apr 13 2012 by Irish Times ]
First Reported Apr 05 2012 - Updated Apr 06 2012 - 1 Documents

But Wait! YouTube Might Be Liable for Massive Copyright Infringement, After All...

YouTube operates within the safe harbor, its service is completely DMCA-protected...Isn't it?Not necessarily, thanks to a jarring reversal issued this morning by a US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Which means that Viacom's $1 billion-plus lawsuit ... [ Published Apr 05 2012 by Digital Music News ]

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...represent [Digital Music News] because it seemed to us that the argued basis for the subpoena was transparently spurious," Levy recently blogged. "To be sure, the anonymous posts said things about Escape Media that could damage its reputation, and could well be defamatory if false. But Escape Media wasn't actually suing for defamation (and its reply brief seems to step away from the desire to sue for defamation as a ground for the subpoena). And anonymous posts are not admissible evidence in the underlying infringement lawsuits; so showing the falsity of the anonymous comments would not, in itself, aid the defense of the lawsuit. Indeed, the truth or falsity of claims about what Escape Media tells its employees to do, and what those employees actually do, can only be determined through discovery of those employees and, perhaps, a careful review of Escape Media’s own documents (and computers)."

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It's hard to tell who has more to potentially worry about from Aereo -- a new service that enables  consumers to get broadcast TV without a cable -- the broadcasters or the cable industry.  Aereo is a distribution service launching later this spring ...
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