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torrentfreak.com -
The Performing Rights Society, the UK outfit collecting royalties for the music industry, seems it will stop at nothing as it demands money from small businesses, charities, playschools, and now, kids' community centers, all so that they can listen
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The website of a record label which offers completely free music downloads has been taken down by its host for copyright infringement, even though it only offers its own music. Quote Unquote Records calls itself "The First Ever Donation Based Record
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www.slyck.com -
The Enforcement of Intellectual Property Act of 2008 passed the US Senate today, but many are breathing a sigh of relief anyway. A controversial provision which grants the Department of Justice the power to file civil copyright lawsuits didn't make
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The IFPI and mediocre artists around the world are rubbing their hands in glee, after a proposal to extend copyright in the EU for another 45 years. The proposal, intended to 'benefit musicians', comes up for a vote on Wednesday. On the plus side, a
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www.canada.com -
New legislation introduced Thursday overhauls Canadian copyright laws with the intent of reducing piracy and file sharing. The measure would allow you to ...
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www.boingboing.net -
If you're a Canadian and you care about the future of culture, art, free speech and the Internet, you need to do something about the Canadian version of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that Industry Minister Jim Prentice introduced yesterday.
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www.theinquirer.net -
ONE OF THE lawyers involved in defending cases bought against people by the RIAA claims that if the music industry wins a crucial case, the Internet will have to be switched off.
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