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Copyright Reform Process Begins Down Under… And They’re Actually Asking Good Questions

Copyright Reform Process Begins Down Under... And They're Actually Asking Good Questions

Australia’s been an interesting country to follow on the copyright front. In terms of court decisions, there have been some good ones and some awful ones. On the lawmaking front, we... Read more

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A Perspective On The Complexities Of Copyright And Creativity From A Victim Of Infringement

A Perspective On The Complexities Of Copyright And Creativity From A Victim Of Infringement

  Erin McKeown, a wonderful musician who has been very involved in some discussions on copyright and internet access — and who was especially helpful in the fight against SOPA... Read more

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The answer to piracy is innovation, not more copyright laws

The answer to piracy is innovation, not more copyright laws

New ideas about how to distribute content while being user-friendly and setting low fees are the way forward.   San Francisco, CA – In an op-ed published by Al Jazeera on February... Read more

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Google’s Reverse Image Search

Google’s Reverse Image Search

Earlier this summer Google quietly embedded a powerful new tool in their image works: the reverse search. The concept is simple. Drag an image into the search bar (as above), and Google will... Read more

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Focusing on The Copy Part Of Copyright Doesn’t Make Much Sense In Today’s World

Focusing on The Copy Part Of Copyright Doesn't Make Much Sense In Today's World

Julian Sanchez has put up a fascinating post discussing how copyright is really a misnomer in the digital age. He’s building off the various discussions about the Google book scanning... Read more

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Treating Houses Like Copyright

Treating Houses Like Copyright

Image via Wikipedia Earlier this year, we wrote about the attempt by some housing developers to demand a cut of every future sale of the homes they built. This was similar to various attempt... Read more

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Free That Tenor Sax

Free That Tenor Sax

Image via Wikipedia For jazz fans, nothing could be more tantalizing than the excerpts made available by the National Jazz Museum in Harlem of newly discovered recordings from the 1930s and... Read more

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Now legal in the U.S.: Jailbreaking your iPhone, ripping a DVD for educational purposes

Now legal in the U.S.: Jailbreaking your iPhone, ripping a DVD for educational purposes

Image via Wikipedia It’s no longer illegal under the DMCA to jailbreak your iPhone or bypass a DVD’s CSS in order to obtain fair use footage for educational purposes or criticism. These are... Read more

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For the Love of Culture

For the Love of Culture

Image via Wikipedia Google, copyright, and our future. In early 2002, the filmmaker Grace Guggenheim–the daughter of the late Charles Guggenheim, one of America’s greatest documentaria... Read more

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