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The show notes for Episode 84 of the Copyright 2.0 Show!
Updated on 2008-11-07
Created on 2008-11-07
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MTV, MySpace join forces to make money from pirated videos
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In the past, content owners have used identification methods as a means of identifying unauthorized content for the sake of calling out the attack dogs and sending take-down notices," Turoczy noted. "The Auditude solution takes exactly the opposite tack: identifying content as a means to extend MTV Networks' reach with the MySpace audience. It's an incredibly innovative way to embrace the behavior of today's Web users while giving something back to the content owners."
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MPAA Already Lobbying Obama | Threat Level from Wired.com
The Motion Picture Association of America has wasted no time when it comes to cozying up with Sen. Barack Obama. Hours after Obama became the 44th president-elect, MPAA Chairman Dan
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the Recording Industry Association of America, began seeking the favor of the next president at the major party conventions two months ago.
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IFPI Abandons “3 Strikes” Model for Danish File-Sharers | TorrentFreak
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In common with many other countries, in September the Danish Ministry of Culture received proposals from the IFPI for the ‘Graduated Response Scheme’, aka ‘3 Strikes’. Now, according to Comon.dk, just a matter of weeks later, the possibility of Denmark adopting such measures are dead.
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BVG clarifies its stance on Berlin Trip Planner iPhone app, states copyright was violated | iPhone World
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According to BVG, the program’s developer used BVG’s network plan and station plans without express written permission, which according to the company’s policy is required if someone wants to reproduce them. Furthermore, the company states that it did not take any legal action against the developer since its demands were met.
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