Sunday, February 28, 2010

News Roundup - February 2010




  1. Is copyright getting in the way of us preserving our history?
  2. RapidShare Ordered To Proactively Filter Book Titles
  3. Mandelson could decide length of internet suspensions for filesharers
  4. New Zealand Introduces File-Sharing Amendment Bill
  5. Piracy Isn’t Killing The Movie Industry, Greed Is
  6. Feds Can Search, Seize P2P Files Without Warrant
  7. Google shuts down music blogs without warning
  8. Google and Yahoo! join Oz protests
  9. Redbox, Warner Bros. cut deal, end lawsuit
  10. France leapfrogs past Australia in Big Brother stakes
  11. Illicit File-Sharing and Streaming of TV Shows Increases
  12. Google executives convicted for autism video
  13. Keith Urban Gets All Confused About Support For Downloading
  14. Sony to revamp movie classics for 3D era
  15. If Google Books deal is anticompetitive then DOJ is anti-knowledge
  16. Opposition to digital economy bill grows
  17. LG Shows How To Play Pirated Movies On TV
  18. ‘Ink’ – The Movie That Blew Up On BitTorrent
  19. Oscar Pirates, Fewer Films Leak Online This Year
  20. Movie Studios Lose Landmark Case Against Aussie ISP
  21. Police Arrest Several In File-Sharing Swoop
  22. Newzbin Usenet Indexing Trial: Day One
  23. Authors Guild: ‘To RIAA or Not to RIAA’
  24. ‘Don’t Be Evil,’ Meet ‘Spy on Everyone’: How the NSA Deal Could Kill Google
  25. Anti-RIAA Site Folds

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