News Roundup - October 2010

1. Online TV spats mean fewer free shows on Web
2. LimeWire Shuts Down After Losing Court Battle With The RIAA
3. German court sets file sharing damages at €15, not €300
4. LimeWire: will users turn to legal alternatives?
5. YouTube's Chad Hurley to step down as chief executive
6. Scholars Say International Property Accord Needs Senate Approval
7. The $105 Fix That Could Protect You From Copyright-Troll Lawsuits
8. Broadcast networks blocking Google TV's access to shows on their Websites
9. Leaked Letter Exposes Sarkozy’s Repressive Anti-Piracy Agenda
10. Cinema iPhone pirate escapes jail in test case appeal
11. Google must name YouTube cyber bullies
12. Pirates In The Sky: Filesharers Want To Build Weather-Balloon-Hosted Download Site
13. Legal P2P venture fails
14. Google to digitize Dead Sea Scrolls
15. YouTube clasps naked dancer to bosom
16. Record companies lose illegal download case
17. Harry Hill takes his comedy online
18. EFF backs political site's Righthaven counter-suit