Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2011-10-05

October 5th, 2011 by Barry Sookman Leave a reply »

Canada running multi-billion dollar patent revenue deficit http://t.co/izR6FMnc #
Gucci, Tiffany target Chinese banks to collect damages ordered against counterfeiters http://t.co/yk9z62Qz #
44000 French internet users are on their second strike http://t.co/vfWRfBvp #
Court rules U.S. personal Internet data protection law extends to foreigners http://t.co/JlEM5A7m #
How to protect your business from Twitter damage http://t.co/semRXheb #
Bill C-11: Commentary Round-Up (10.03.11) http://t.co/RMJTBFWp #
Governor Brown Signs Senator Padilla’s Anti-Piracy Legislation http://t.co/2zygQXt7 #
Facebook’s privacy lie: Aussie exposes ‘tracking’ as new patent uncovered http://t.co/kkdlSB5t #
Link to ECJ Premier League Football cases http://ow.ly/6OLGU #
ASCAP case highlights differences in Canadian and US copyright law (updated) http://t.co/k2C32rOX #
Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2011-10-04 http://t.co/BnYHQgo5 #
Court awards statutory damages for failure to pay a tariff in SOCAN v. IIC http://t.co/nq1l5gXF #
CCER circulates misleading ad on C-11 http://t.co/tHRlDqUc #
Major Copyright Case Against UCLA Dismissed http://t.co/qkj1Q5wZ #
Link to the U of Regents California case holding that distribution includes streaming from a DVD http://t.co/vgjv7d0X #
US Supreme Court copyright case will decide fate of millions of once-public works http://t.co/HB2PC4a8 #
This Premier League TV ruling may change little http://t.co/mIcWUmbS #
Both Apple motions to stay Motorola Mobility lawsuits have been denied http://t.co/iWLCTmrX #
Oracle and Google fight over possible partial or complete stay of their lawsuit http://t.co/shIqKx23 #
‘Three strikes’ policy in France is paying off – with small percent of people getting notices also getting 3rd strike http://t.co/W8hS97W7 #
Belgian access providers to block access to The Pirate Bay http://t.co/UrMygBfw #
More on the ECJ decoder cases: EU free trade and copyright laws allow use of foreign decoders in pubs, rules ECJ http://t.co/fIpufbgq #
Formats protected by strong arm of the law http://t.co/ToRsdnnC #

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