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  1. 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. Google revealed the extent of the search removal requests in the...

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

    The company noted that it will only penalize sites which have received valid takedown notices from rights holders and that Google itself will not be judging whether a site is infringing on copyrighted content.

  3. Google Copyright URL Removal Requests Top 1.2 Million

    Before this month Google only reported on government requests to take down copyrighted information, but starting in May they started reporting on copyright holder's requests. Google receives more than 250,000 requests to take down URLs accused of...

  4. SOPA Explained: Why It’s Bad for the Web & How to #StopSOPA

    This could happen when something might have been copied pursuant to fair use, or by the actions of someone providing user generated content (for example, in a comment on a blog, a post on a forum, a video that includes part or all of a copyrighted...

  5. Google Books Makes a Deal with France's Top Publisher

    The agreement will allow Google to digitize and scan books from Hachette's library of copyrighted but out-of-print texts, The New York Times reported. Google has reached an agreement with France's largest publishing company, Hachette Libre.

  6. Censoring Google is the Cure for Piracy?

    While President Obama's administration plans to increase its efforts fighting websites by seeking to make it a felony to illegally stream copyrighted works and obtain wiretaps for suspected intellectual property crimes, Congress is weighing...

  7. Sony Wants Google To Give Info On Commenters, Viewers Of PS3 Hack Video

    The DMCA makes it either a civil or criminal offense to traffic in wares meant to circumvent devices protecting copyrighted works. Sony has gone to court to have Google give them access to information of viewers and the people who have commented on...

  8. Homeland Security Seized Torrent Domain That Gave Same Results Google Still Does

    A court order issued in New York that took down similar sites stated it "authorized the seizure of seven websites, all of which are involved in the illegal distribution of copyrighted movies and television programs over the Internet.