News Roundup - May 2009

1. Billy Bragg calls three-strikes lobbying 'shameful'
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2. Danger Mouse seems to want fans to pirate his blocked release
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3. Software pirate convicted of DMCA offences
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4. Thomas seeks new counsel, RIAA brooks no delay
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5. Appeals filed in The Pirate Bay case
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6. Hulu recognizes Blighty existence
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7. XSS flaws poke ridicule at entertainment industry
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8. Google auto-links YouTube, Google accounts
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9. US P2P bill aims shackles at browsers, IM
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10. Commissioners reveal plans to harmonise EU copyright laws
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11. European Parliament vetoes telecoms reform, demands court order for ISP disconnection
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12. Limewire addresses Washington's concerns; gives P2P users new sharing tools
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13. The disruptive tectonic forces at the intersection of technology and media
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14. Pirate Bay verdict dismissed safe harbors, comparison with Google
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15. YouTube swot beats ambulance to birth
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16. Could Disney's investment in Hulu upset the iTunes applecart?
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17. Digital Piracy Spreads to Literature
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18. Web-Based Fan Film Raises IP Questions
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19. YouTube flooded with porn
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20. US lawmakers put Canada, Spain on piracy 'watch list'
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21. P2P study: Music crackdown is bad for business
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