Digital Millennium Copyright Act

Kim Dotcom: Has The US Already Lost The Case Against the Megaupload Founder?

Earlier today, news broke that Kim Dotcom, the larger-than-life Megaupload founder known for his love of sportscars and supermodels, won a key victory in the case against him. A judge just ruled that prosecutors had to turn over docs with evidence against him so he could defend himself against ext ... More >>

Is Google Censoring Links?

Not too long ago, there was talk that the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry and the Recording Industry Association of America might sue Google, claiming that the web behemoth has used its search engine service to shape the online music market in a way trade groups do not like. T ... More >>

Can You Get Sued for File Sharing on Your WiFi Network?

If you own an open WiFi connection, you might have worried whether you're liable for any copyright infringement taking place on that network -- even if you didn't do it. In a ruling that has caught the attention of lawmakers and attorneys worldwide, a Finnish court just ruled that owners of open Wi ... More >>

Hunter Moore Makes a Living Screwing You

The hated revenge-porn profiteer says he wants to teach a lesson with his web site. How long before the 26-year-old learns one himself?

Hipster Runoff, Meet the Wrath of Freelance Photographer Kyle Dean Reinford

​The gist of this being that Hipster Runoff borrowed one of Kyle's photos for the sake of his art. The above ensued. Photographers should be credited. But there is something admirable in the man who receives a notification that he is in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and res ... More >>

Store Wars

Indies battle chains over product as industry kicks John Doe

A Touch of Grey

Unlimited supply, EMI, there is no reason why, if the label sues there's sure to be a fight

How Bad a Year?

Music biz recovery means suing and firing more people

A Void Named Sued

Driving independent retailers, and you, out of business

Wired to Wired

Dean Finds That Courting Blogocrats Means Answering Tough Questions

Everything's on Sale

Universal Reversals, Webcast Battles, RIAA-Safe Tuneage

Music

Darknet Blues

The Music Industry Makes Peace With Big Software—at Dial-Up Speed

Press Pause

Dow v. Thing

A Free-Speech Infringement That's Worse Than Censorship

Crime Out of Mind

The New Thought Police Don't Care What You Do—Only What You Imagine

He Who Waits

Fate of Hackers’ Hero Now in Judge’s Hands

Firing Blanks

Valenti Bumbles Through Deposition on DVD Piracy

The Quiet Man

Hollywood Fights to Seal Jack Valenti’s Testimony

Letters

Down By Law

When Movie Moguls Wage War to Protect Copyright, the First Amendment Ends Up on the Cutting Room Floor

DVD Desperadoes

Are the Hackers Unfairly Prosecuted?

Fade to Black

The Motion Picture Association Shuts Down Crypto Research

Adventures in Hi-Fi

Digital Kills the Radio Star