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Tag Archives: dmca
Tiny Prince Fan’s Dancing Now Online!
DMCA takedown notices, be gone! The Internet’s favourite young Prince fan can now be seen dancing his little heart out thanks to the EFF (who, having sued Universal over the takedown request, are currently pursuing the argument in court that … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, copyright, dancing, dmca, fair-use, music, prince, universal
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Intellectual property, the content industries & the Internet
A few interesting stories going around the web today on the subject of copyright. Firstly, Arstechnica reports on that software-patent-peddling lobby group, the Business Software Association: BSA doesn’t think the DMCA goes far enough: “The Business Software Alliance has published … Continue reading
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Tagged bsa, business-software-association, copyright, dmca, larry-lessig, law, lawrence-lessig, lessig, piracy, software, takedown-notice, technology
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