This Week in 2016
- Traffic Is Fake, Audience Numbers Are Garbage, And Nobody Knows How Many People See Anything
- The EU’s Proposed Copyright Directive Is Likely To Be A Wonderful Gift — For US Internet Giants
- Immigration Board Says You Can Be Deported For Copyright Infringement
- Can Someone Explain To The RIAA That SOPA Didn’t Actually Pass?
- How I Taught A Jury About Trolls, Memes And 4Chan — And Helped Get A Troll Out Of Jail
- Facebook Video Metrics Crossed The Line From Merely Dubious To Just Plain Wrong
This Week in 2011
- Senate Lets Copyright Lobby Set Up Shop In Senate Building During PROTECT IP Debate
- House Version Of PROTECT IP To Cover Cyberlockers Too
- How Copyright Extension Is Harming Classical Music
- Righthaven Desperately Trying To Avoid Paying Legal Fees
- Bob Dylan, Defender Of Strong Copyrights, Once Again Caught Copying Others
- Court Gives Righthaven A Little More Time To Pay Attorneys Fees
This Week in 2006
- Yahoo’s Spyware Problem Not Going Away
- Limewire Hits Back Hard: Sues RIAA For Antitrust And Consumer Fraud
- You’re Better Off Just Assuming You’re Not Safe Online
- Judge Agrees With RIAA; Says Illegal Activity On Morpheus Meant It Induced Infringement
- Do Counterfeit DVDs Smell Different From Regular DVDs?
- Hollywood Raising The Stakes In Piracy Fight, Still Bluffing