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Google May Find Itself In A Pickle As Berlin’s Cabinet Approves For A New Web Copyright Law
Do you remember Google’s news section? Well, keep that in mind because Chancellor Angela Merkel wants the search engine, along with others, to pay for every bit of reproduced content from news web...Post smug vacation statuses on Facebook, get your house burgled
Maybe think twice before bragging about your vacation on Facebook, complete with sun-and-sand photos, lest your shadier friends or members of the general public decide to burgle your house. Two Facebook users in...Big Content rips into Google, the "corporate imperialist"
The knives are out for Google Chairman Eric Schmidt. Within hours of making comments to UK media during a press conference, major US rightsholders attempted to brand Google as an arrogant, out-of-control company...UK ISPs Should Collaborate in Battle against Piracy, Software Industry Says
FAST stands for the Federation Against Software Theft and it’s a non-profit organization that fights against the use of illegal software. Recently, FAST called for help from UK’s broadband ISPs in order to...Piracy and The Music Industry, The Voices Of Artists Matter
While the RIAA and file-sharers have been slugging it out in settlement agreements and high-profile legal actions in recent years, at times the voices of the artists themselves have been drowned out. Some, however,...Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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