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Tag Archives: Copyright
Judge Questions Peering Eyes, Overreach in Google’s “Last Library”
by Matthew L. Schafer On Tuesday, a district judge for the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York rejected a $125 million class action settlement agreement regarding Google Books between Google and a wide array of … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Policy
Tagged Books, Class Action, Copyright, Google, Google Books, Settlement
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Growing Pains: Cell Phone Manufacturers and Service Providers Face Battles On All Fronts
by Matthew L. Schafer The last few months have been one giant headache for cell phone manufacturers and service providers and one giant victory for consumers. On June 15, San Francisco passed a city ordinance requiring all cell phone retailers … Continue reading
Youtube on lawsuit win: “Important victory” for billions of people
by Matthew L. Schafer Just over three years after Viacom International filed a complaint against Youtube, Inc. for allegedly infringing on Viacom’s copyrighted material, Youtube was handed a victory by a federal court. In the Opinion and Order of the … Continue reading
Posted in First Amendment, Internet Policy
Tagged Copyright, Court Case, DMCA, Internet, Viacom, Youtube
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