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arstechnica.com - January 5, 8:16 PM

RIAA: Kodak/Apple/RIM patent tangle proves we need Web censorship fast

The music industry says the an alternative proposal to its Web censorship legislation is simply not fast enough. But is speed the overriding goal?
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www.vice.com - January 14, 11:01 PM

The Author of SOPA Is a Copyright Violator | VICE

Is Lamar Smith going to send himself to jail?
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www.bbc.co.uk - May 24, 9:57 PM

Cookie law: websites must seek consent from this weekend - BBC News

BBC NewsCookie law: websites must seek consent from this weekendBBC NewsBy Dave Lee Technology reporter, BBC News Friday marks the last working day for UK businesses to prepare their websites for a new law governing the use of cookies.
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www.techdirt.com - May 24, 9:49 PM

How Copyright Would Make The 'Singularity' Infringement If It Ever Arrived | Techdirt

The folks at On the Media point us to a truly hilarious imagining by Tom Scott of what would happen after your physical body "died" in an age of both "The Singularity" and excessive copyright laws.



For those unfamiliar with...
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www.eff.org - May 24, 9:43 PM

Supreme Court to Federal Circuit: Fix Ultramerical Decision | Electronic Frontier Foundation

This week, the Supreme Court put to rest any doubt that when it invalidated a patent that added nothing novel to an otherwise unpatentable idea, back in March, it was talking about software patents, too. In that case, Mayo v. Prometheus, the Court reviewed the three types of inventions that cannot be patented: laws of nature, natural phenomena, and abstract ideas and held that the patent at issue there—one covering diagnostic testing—represented nothing more than a law of nature, with “conventional steps, specified at a high level of generality,” appended.

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arstechnica.com - May 24, 9:38 PM

Supreme Court saves medical profession from diagnostic patents | Ars Technica

The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a broad patent on a method for …...
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www.ipwatchdog.com - May 24, 9:21 PM

USPTO Opens Patent & Trademark Resource Center at UNH Law ...

Center to focus on electronic access to patent and trademark information and training. ... Who Owns Software Copyrights? Interviews · Birch Bayh, United .... USPTO Opens Patent & Trademark Resource Center at UNH Law ...
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news.cnet.com (via @appleherald) - May 24, 9:20 PM

Apple, others settle with patent troll SimpleAir

Apple and several other technology companies have settled with patent troll SimpleAir to license four of the company's mobile patents. Read this blog post by Josh Lowensohn on Apple.
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www.civicuk.com (via @D13Creative) - May 24, 9:19 PM

Cookie Law Compliance Solution | Cookie Control by Civic

@robin_parker this is one of the neater solutions I've seen… http://t.co/kUrcaMPd...
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www.pcmag.com (via @trafficpro_8945) - May 24, 9:18 PM

Google Publishes Data on Copyright Removal Requests

Google today announced plans to disclose the number of copyright-related takedown requests it receives on a daily basis.
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progressillinois.com - May 24, 9:13 PM

Social Media Password Bill May Soon Be Illinois Law - Progress Illinois

Progress IllinoisSocial Media Password Bill May Soon Be Illinois LawProgress IllinoisThe proposed amendment to the Right to Privacy in the Workplace Act would make it illegal for employers to ask potential and current employees for their social...
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www.patentdocs.org - May 22, 7:58 AM

USPTO to Raise Patent Fees A Bit More

By Donald Zuhn -- Last week, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published a notice if the Federal Register (77 Fed. Reg. 28331) proposing another increase in patent fees.
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www.dailymail.co.uk - May 21, 11:32 AM

British hacker, 21, jailed for infiltrating Selena Gomez's Facebook page

Gareth Crosskey, 21, wrote 'Justin Bieber sucks' on the teen star's Facebook page.
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www.youtube.com (via @eitherorbored) - May 19, 9:38 PM

Blogger Asserts Copyright, Newspaper Editor Gets Irate

I confront a newspaper editor for plagiarizing my work. Things get tense. Music: Kevin MacLeod http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/ Update: The video loo...
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techcrunch.com - May 26, 11:31 PM

Kelora Patent Found Obvious: Are Other “Obvious” Software Patents In Danger?

Editor’s note: Leonid (“Lenny”) Kravets is a patent attorney at Panitch, Schwarze, Belisario and Nadel, LLP in Philadelphia, PA.
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www.sfgate.com - May 26, 10:37 AM

NJ judge: Texter not liable for driver's car crash

(05-25) 11:49 PDT Morristown, N.J. (AP) -- A woman who texted her boyfriend while he was driving cannot be held liable for a car crash he caused while responding, seriously injuring a motorcycling couple, a judge ruled...
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www.techdirt.com - May 24, 9:55 PM

You're Only Making Things Worse For Yourself (And Us Too), Media Industries (Part II) | Techdirt

Summary of Part One: Consumers, trained by content providers to think most entertainment can be enjoyed freely, no longer take copyright seriously as a legal or moral imperative. It's like a parking meter that's rarely checked.
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www.techdirt.com - May 24, 9:47 PM

Congress Proposes Giving Another $10 Million To ICE To Censor More Websites For Hollywood | Techdirt

Ever wonder how many of your tax dollars are going to the federal government censoring music blogs based on no real evidence, but just the say so of the RIAA and MPAA?
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arstechnica.com - May 24, 9:38 PM

Supreme Court orders do-over on key software patent ruling | Ars Technica

Justices wonder if online ad schemes are patentable inventions.
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www.engadget.com - May 24, 9:21 PM

Samsung submits patent application for speech-recognizing robot ...

Samsung will soon launch its Siri-style S Voice software on the Galaxy S III, but in the more distant future it could bring speech recognition technology.
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www.ecommercefuel.com (via @JaakkoKarhu) - May 24, 9:20 PM

My Encounter With a Patent Troll

Tweet Few things get your attention like the threat of being sued, especially when you're a small company.
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gigaom.com (via @eamblard) - May 24, 9:20 PM

Google takes down 1.2 million search links a month over piracy, copyright issues

Google today released a new picture of the millions of links it scrubs from its search results in response to requests from Microsoft, movie studios and other content owners.
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www.bbc.co.uk (via @joshua121595) - May 24, 9:19 PM

No trademark for chocolate rabbit

A Swiss-made chocolate bunny, wrapped in gold foil, cannot be registered as a trademark, the European Court of Justice court has ruled.
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money.cnn.com (via @kettlewell) - May 24, 9:17 PM

Google kills 250,000 search links a week

Google says it removes 1.2 million search results each month as copyright holders request killing links to sites that violate their copyrights. (Google has removed more links to copyrighted material this month, than all of 2009...
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news.cnet.com - May 23, 4:58 PM

Jury verdict: Android doesn't infringe Oracle's patents

The decision in the long-running case came as vindication for Google in its bitter battle with Oracle over Android. Read this blog post by Josh Lowensohn on Internet & Media.
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bostonglobe.com - May 22, 7:34 AM

Supreme Court refuses to hear music downloading appeal - The Boston Globe

The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the appeal of a former graduate student who was sued by the recording industry for illegally downloading music, letting stand a $675,000 judgment against him for violation of copyright laws.
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www.infosecisland.com - May 21, 10:04 AM

Social Media Seeks Control Through TOS Enforcement

Social Media Seeks Control Through TOS Enforcement So far, social media companies have only sought to squash undesirable behavior on their platforms from third party commercial entities, such as spammers or those seeking password sharing, but in...
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