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* [http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/05/business/05scan.html Beaming Up 3-D Objects On a Budget], New York Times, April 5, 2007 | * [http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/05/business/05scan.html Beaming Up 3-D Objects On a Budget], New York Times, April 5, 2007 | ||
** Sculpture copying becomes far easier | ** Sculpture copying becomes far easier | ||
* [http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2007/04/13/dylan_seuss/ When a musician recorded "Green Eggs and Ham" in the voice of vintage Bob Dylan and posted it online, the Grinch estate promptly replied: One fish, two fish, cease and desist.], Salon.com, April 13, 2007 | |||
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Revision as of 06:39, 13 April 2007
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April
- MDY Industries v. Blizzard - Developer of World of Warcraft (popular online role-playing game) trying to use contributory and vicarious infringement arguments (and the DMCA) to go after the maker of a bot that allows users to cheat in the game. MDY originally was seeking a declaratory judgment that they were not violating any of Blizzard's rights - copyright or otherwise - then Blizzard counterclaimed.
- I haven't come across any full news articles on this, but here are some case documents I was able to find:
- MDY original complaint/request for declaratory judgment
- Blizzard answer and counterclaims - See pages 14-17 for the copyright/DMCA portions
- Case management plan Additional statements from involved parties
- Slashdot blurb
- I haven't come across any full news articles on this, but here are some case documents I was able to find:
- Beaming Up 3-D Objects On a Budget, New York Times, April 5, 2007
- Sculpture copying becomes far easier
- When a musician recorded "Green Eggs and Ham" in the voice of vintage Bob Dylan and posted it online, the Grinch estate promptly replied: One fish, two fish, cease and desist., Salon.com, April 13, 2007
March
- Viacom Sues YouTube Over Copyright, Washington Post, Mar. 13, 2007
- Our Case Against YouTube (By Michael Fricklas, Viacom General Counsel), Washington Post, Mar. 24, 2007
- Microsoft attacks Google on Copyright
February
- The NFL objects to video of their copyright warning 2/13/07 (I counter-notified)
- Court rules that Google breaches copyright with news service (in Belgium)
- NFL won't let church show game because it violates copyright law 2/1/07
- Wonder where the "55 inches" comes from? Take a look at the detailed "home-style exceptions" of 17 U.S.C. 110(5), exceptions to the public performance right.
- Man enforces copyright on the Electric Slide, News.com, February 3, 2007
- Should something so popular receive copyright protection?
January
- Suit by Record Companies Against XM Going to Trial, Washington Post, Jan. 20, 2007
- Maybe it is my youth or the fact that I don't view MP3s as something strange and new and weird, but this statement by the judge made me scratch my head: "It is manifestly apparent that the use of a radio-cassette player to record songs played over free radio does not threaten the market for copyrighted works as does the use of a recorder which stores songs from private radio broadcasts on a subscription fee basis."
- DJ Drama Arrested over Mixtapes, Billboard.com, Jan. 17, 2007
- Of particular interest after today's discussion on derivative works.
- Long discussion at http://www.freethedjs.com/ , including warrants that allege not a copyright-based arrest, but a state law allegation of failure to comply with Georgia's labeling law.
- http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/070205fa_fact_toobin Jeffrey Toobin From the 1/29/07 Issue of The New Yorker.
December
- Perez Hilton takes their best shots, LA Times, Dec. 17, 2006 (quoting David Nimmer)
- More on dvd technology wars
- More on AACS break from Prof. Ed Felten's Freedom to Tinker weblog