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  1. Media Law Prof Blog

    Avast There, Ye Lubbers! Buckle That Swash!

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    From the Hollywood Reporter: The Pirate Bay, the file-sharing site made famous for its willingness to infringe copyright laws, is abandoning Sweden's bandwidth for what it seems to consider friendlier…

  2. Media Law Prof Blog

    Another Pirate Bay Ruling

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Axel Arnbak, Institute for Information Law (IVir, University of Amsterdam), has published Blocking the Pirate Bay: Will the Dutch Court Ruling Hold in Appeal? Case Note Rechtbank's-Gravenhage 11 Januari 2012…

  3. Colorado Homeowners Association Law

    Be Careful What Your Neighbors Surf For…

    By Lindsay S. Smith

    As community association attorneys, we are experienced in negotiating contracts with broadband service providers for our clients.  These contracts allow the provider to enter a condominium's common areas to install…

  4. Intellectual Property News.com

    Eighth Circuit Upholds $200K+ Kazaa File-Sharing Copyright Infringement Damages

    By Mandour & Associates

    IPNews® - The Eighth Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a $222,000 copyright infringement verdict against a Minnesota woman whom the major record labels accused of sharing copyrighted songs through the peer-to-peer…

  5. Tom Mighell

    More Ways to Get Files into Your Dropbox

    By Tom Mighell

    Back in December 2010, I mentioned a few services that would you or others to send files to your Dropbox files, without actually having access to Dropbox.  Since that time,…

  6. The Trademark Blog

    MegaUpload v UMG 512(f) Complaint

    By Marty Schwimmer

    The story so far.  MegaUpload is a file transfer site.  Various music artists got together and filmed a video of a song in support of MegaUpload.  UMG brought a DMCA…

  7. International Law Prof Blog

    ECJ Strikes Down Method of Preventing Illegal Filesharing in Name of Human Rights

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    Last Thursday, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that a method used by music companies to prevent customers from illegally sharing music files violates customer rights of privacy and the right…

  8. Media Law Prof Blog

    The Biology of Sharing Creations

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Hendrik Gommer, Tilburg Law School, has published Thou Shalt Not Share? Biological Notions in Intellectual Property Law at 2011 Berichten Industriële Eigendom 160. Here is the abstract.Music companies do not want to…

  9. Intellectual Property News.com

    U.S. Copyright Group Goes After 23,000 BitTorrent Users for Copyright Infringement

    By Mandour & Associates

    Los Angeles - In the largest Internet copyright infringement case in United States history, a federal judge is permitting the U.S. Copyright Group (USCG) to subpoena Internet service providers for…

  10. Media Law Prof Blog

    Legal, Economic and Cultural Aspects of File Sharing

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Van Eijk Nico, University of Amsterdam Institute for Information Law, Joost Poort, SEO Economic Research, and Paul Rutten, Leiden University, have published Legal, Economic and Cultural Aspects of File Sharing,…