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    Category: Infringement

    January 30, 2008in Copyright, Infringement, IP, Trademarks0by Editor
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    All Mixed Up: Scrabulous and the Realpolitik of IP

    In 2005, two brothers in Kolkata, India launched Scrabulous, an online implementation of the board game Scrabble. With a few thousand regular players, it wasn’t about to replace World of…

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    January 28, 2008in Copyright, Digital Downloads, Infringement, IP, Music Industry1by Editor
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    Music Previews: Should Use of a Marketing Tool be Considered Fair Dealing for the Purpose of Research?

    In October 2007, the Copyright Board of Canada rendered a decision regarding tariffs payable to SOCAN by online music services.[1] As part of the Board’s decision it concluded that music…

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    November 14, 2007in Infringement, IP, Patentability, Patents1by Editor
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    Verizon Communications, Inc. v. Vonage Holdings Corp: a Victory for Vonage or a Retreat by the Courts?

    In March 2007, the district court in Alexandria, Virginia held that Vonage, a company which uses voice over IP technology, had infringed claims of three patents owned by Verizon Communications,…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Infringement, Internet Sharing, Literary Works, Subsidiary Rights1by Editor
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    French student arrested for posting non-authorized copies of Harry Potter

    Being an enthusiastic fan of J.K Rowling’s Potter novels I was infuriated to hear the French student arrested for publishing his own translation of the seventh chapter of the Potter…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Infringement, Music Industry1by Editor
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    Different jurisdictions- same outcome?

      Advances in technology facilitating dissemination of digital files inevitably poses challenges on enforcement of existing copyright laws. Prince’s lawsuit, if filed, would be of significance in setting the standard…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Infringement, Internet Sharing, Music Industry1by Editor
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    Prince Fights for his Right to Distribute

    According to several media sources recording artist Prince (a.k.a., formerly known as The Artist Formerly Known As Prince) is prepared to sue YouTube (as well as eBay and Pirate Bay)…

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