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  1. Google Spent $14.3 Million on U.S. Lobbying in 2012

    According to the CRP's statistics, Google also spent lobbying dollars on copyright issues and antitrust concerns. Google spent more on U.S.lobbying efforts than any other technology firm in America, according to statistics from the Center for...

  2. Focus on Who, What and How Before Crowdfunding Your Project

    Ideally, create and protect intellectual property via patents, trademarks, copyright, website domains, etc. You have a great idea and want to bring it to market; fast! Crowdfunding is a proven way to raise capital and go-to-market at the same time.

  3. Google Accused of Being Too Slow to Derank Pirate Websites

    DCMS has been central to the roundtable discussions about the online infringement of copyright. Google has been accused of not deranking so-called "piracy" websites as it promised to do. Google had said that it would not return "piracy" websites in...

  4. AOL Puts Entire Original Video Library on 22 Monetized YouTube Channels

    The only bigger news would be if Viacom International announced that it was dropping its suit against YouTube for copyright infringement and would be putting all of Viacom's programming, including “SpongeBob SquarePants” and “The Daily Show”, on...

  5. Google Sued by Germany’s Former First Lady for Prostitution-Related Search Suggestions

    Kent Walker, a Google lawyer, wrote in a 2010 statement on the Google Public Policy blog, “.along with this new wave of creators come some bad apples who use the Internet to infringe copyright. Google is facing another lawsuit over their...

  6. Google: Nearly 6 Million Requests to Remove Search Results This Month

    Google received almost 6 million URL search removal requests in the last month as copyright holders continue their fight against sites offering copyrighted content for download. Copyright Owners The requests are made to Google under the Digital...

  7. Google: Sites With More DMCA Takedown Requests Will Rank Lower in Search Results

    Google has announced an update to its search ranking algorithm that will demote sites serving pirated content, in a move that should please copyright holders who have long called for this move. The company said that it would be adding a number of...

  8. Google Will Pay Oracle $0 In Damages in Android Copyright Case

    The agreement covers the outstanding copyright infringement claims Oracle had made against Google. Here, the presiding judge, William Alsup, ruled that APIs were not subject to copyright protection. By agreeing to settle for zero damages, Oracle...

  9. Google Failing on Piracy, Claims RIAA, Hollywood Agent

    The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) is urging Google to make some changes to their copyright infringement report system. In a blog post, the RIAA bemoans Google's polices dealing with copyright infringement takedown requests.