- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2010-03-08 http://goo.gl/fb/jRYU #
- What did the Supreme Court of Canada say about notice and notice in the SOCAN Tariff 22 case? http://goo.gl/fb/6dKP #
- Publishers Versus Sites: The Online Copyright War Begins http://ow.ly/1fzaa #
- Some reflections on the UK Digital Economy Bill http://ow.ly/1fzja #
- Canadian law firms focus on anti-counterfeiting http://ow.ly/1fCqS #
- More on the importance of the US Reed Elsevier case http://ow.ly/1fJ8b #
- Summary of the UK Softlanding Systems v KDP Software copyright dispute over source codes http://ow.ly/1fJm6, case at http://ow.ly/1fJoA #
- More on the amendments to the UK Digital Ecomomy Bill
http://viigo.im/2GsP # - Summary of the New Zealand Section 92A graduated response system to deal with copyright infringement http://viigo.im/2GsV #
- Vancouver man to sue Avatar director James Cameron for copyright infringement http://viigo.im/2GuA #
- Google reluctant to release info in Viacom case http://viigo.im/2GvZ #
- Lender putting http://www.sex.com domain on auction block http://viigo.im/2Gwm #
- Cyber-bullying cases put heat on Google, Facebook – Reuters http://viigo.im/2Gws #
- U.S. removes Internet sanctions against Iran, Cuba and Sudan http://viigo.im/2Gwz #
- Why Google keeps your data forever, tracks you with ads http://viigo.im/2Gx5 #
- Traffic Cops Catch CD Pirate Down Under http://viigo.im/2Gxj #
- FDIC: Hackers Took More Than $120M in Three Months http://viigo.im/2Gxv #
- Labels: Nesson and Tenenbaum owe $2,249 http://viigo.im/2Gy0 #
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