Uncertain Landscape Ahead for Copyright Protection
The articles suggests that an otherwise routine power shift on the Senate Judiciary Committee could have far-reaching implications for high-tech firms, movie
studios, record companies, and the future of downloading.
[Washington Post]
[posted @ 12/20/2004 11:00:33 AM] #
Apple sues over online product leaks
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:17:52 PM] #
RFID dodges royalties bullet
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:16:35 PM] #
Soccer star wins cybersquatting case
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:14:58 PM] #
RIAA files 754 new file-swapping suits, bringing total to 7,706
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:13:54 PM] #
Acacia purchase creates Net patent powerhouse
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:11:46 PM] #
New CD copy-lock technology nears market
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:10:09 PM] #
Microsoft, Autodesk sign patent pact
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:09:13 PM] #
Google wins in trademark keyword lawsuit with Geico
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:08:35 PM] #
Lawsuit: Software should not be copyrighted
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:05:06 PM] #
Appeals court: RIM violated patents
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:04:09 PM] #
Sony, Samsung cross-license their patents
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:02:54 PM] #
MPAA targets core BitTorrent, eDonkey users
[posted @ 12/18/2004 08:01:10 PM] #
Google hit with trademark suit over "Scholar"
[posted @ 12/18/2004 07:59:14 PM] #
eBay negative on Negativland iPod
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:28:43 PM] #
Hollywood allies sue DVD jukebox maker Kaleidescape
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:23:18 PM] #
Spam-happy shoppers love stolen software
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:09:44 PM] #
Supreme Court agrees to hear P2P case
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:07:36 PM] #
Appeals court ponders Microsoft patent case
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:06:30 PM] #
Eolas, Microsoft make their case--again
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:04:58 PM] #
Web services patents fetch $15.5 million
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:01:40 PM] #
Witness says Kazaa activity can be monitored
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:01:22 PM] #
Study: Artists not threatened by file sharing
[posted @ 12/12/2004 07:00:38 PM] #
U.S. Supreme Court Considers Trademark Fair Use
[posted @ 12/12/2004 06:54:00 PM] #
President Bush signs into law H.R. 4818
President Bush today signed into law H.R. 4818, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2005 that provides for restructuring and increasing most PTO user fees, including maintenance fees, and will provide for a search fee and examination fee that are separate from the filing fee, during fiscal years 2005 and 2006.
[The White House Press Release]
[posted @ 12/10/2004 03:24:31 PM] #
Copyright Act Preempts Unjust Enrichment Claim But Not Breach of Contract Action
[posted @ 12/06/2004 03:14:27 PM] #
Ninth Circuit Rules:Digital Copyright Act’s Good Faith Requirement Is Subjective
[posted @ 12/06/2004 02:47:45 PM] #