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

    DCMS has been central to the roundtable discussions about the online infringement of copyright. This is part of a wider campaign to tackle online infringement, which includes working together with payment facilitators (such as credit card companies...

  2. 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...

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

    The BPI chief executive Geoff Taylor said it was a good first step in the ongoing battle against copyright infringement and that it would be assessing the impact of the change overtime. Google has announced an update to its search ranking algorithm...

  4. 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...

  5. 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.

  6. Google Not Responsible for Policing YouTube Content: French Court

    TF1 sued YouTube and Dailymotion back in 2008 for intellectual property abuse, seeking damages for alleged copyright infringement on sports and movies that were uploaded to YouTube by users. YouTube is still responsible for removing content in...

  7. Google Copyright URL Removal Requests Top 1.2 Million

    Google receives more than 250,000 requests to take down URLs accused of copyright infringement each week. This month alone, Microsoft has requested a total of 543,378 URLs to be taken down over fears of copyright infringement.

  8. Google’s Rosetta Stone AdWords Woes Continue as Case Reopened

    Rosetta Stone’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Google, first filed in 2009 and dismissed by a Virginia court in August 2010, has been revived by a federal appeals court. At issue: whether the sale of trademarked search keywords to the...

  9. YouTube-Viacom Copyright Lawsuit Resurrected by Appeals Court Ruling

    Court of Appeals has resurrected Viacom's $1 billion copyright infringement suit against video-sharing service YouTube. Judge Jose Cabranes reversed an earlier decision that had protected YouTube from damage claims under the safe harbour provisions...

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

    SOPA and PIPA are badly drafted legislation and won’t be effective at their stated goal – to stop copyright infringement. One of the changes in the amendment, for example, cut out the proposed ability to cut off a website at the DNS level after a...