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This Week in 2016
- Copyright Office Pushing Dangerous And Ridiculous Plan To Strip Websites Of DMCA Safe Harbors
- Judge Calls Out Malibu Media For Its Attempt To Cut And Run When Faced With Challenge To Its Infringement Claims
- Hillary Clinton’s Tech Policy Plan Includes Some Empty Broadband Promises And A Continued War On Encryption
- Malibu Media Sues Its Former Lawyer Over Missing Funds, Breach Of Bar Rules
- Michael Bloomberg Comes Down On The Wrong Side Of The Crypto Wars: Supports Backdooring Encryption
- Ford Dealership Swipes Game Image For Ad, Thinks It’s Kosher Because It Came From A DMCA Compliant Site
This Week in 2011
- Supreme Court Says Anti-Violent Video Game Law Violates The First Amendment
- Righthaven Charged With Racketeering In Somewhat Epic Filing
- Petition To South Carolina Supreme Court Charges Righthaven With Unauthorized Practice Of Law
- Want To Give Righthaven’s Backers A Taste Of Their Own Medicine?
- California Politician Who Wrote Unconstitutional Anti-Video Game Law Plans To Try Again With New Law
- Righthaven: Blame Our Clueless Lawyer, But Don’t Sanction Us, For Failing To Name Stephens Media As An Interested Party
This Week in 2006
- Nathan Myhrvold’s Bait And Switch Plan On Patent Hoarding
- Why Is The Canadian Government Paying The Copyright Lobby?
- Sony BMG Rootkit Virus Writers Arrested
- RIAA’s Latest Legal Strategy: Sue Globally; Promote Locally
- Freeloaders Are Not The Issue
- Grokster’s Impact On File Sharing? Uh… Not Much
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