Notable requests received by Google include those from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) with 841,177; Microsoft, which submitted 681,227 requests, and NBCUniversal’s 254,527 requests.
Oddly, Google’s results are considered too good, if you believe the RIAA and others representing Hollywood. The Kernal yesterday published an interesting piece titled “A Fatal Sense of Entitlement. While their article focused on the current culture...
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.
It seems RIAA President Cary Sherman is still steamed that Google was able to derail the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) by encouraging more than 7 million people to sign petitions opposing the legislation.
Seems to me that if lawmakers had been as busy putting guidelines in place to protect users as they were trying to protect MPAA and RIAA profits with SOPA, Google would have clear cut data retention and purging guidelines to follow.
RIAA is choosing to overlook the obvious: there was a national conversation about it. It just wasn’t the one RIAA wanted. Nevada Senator Harry Reid has postponed the Protect I.P.vote, while House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith announced...
Indeed, at that time, the MPAA and other major content producers including Activision, NBC Universal, Viacom, and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) were pushing the phrase “rogue websites” as they lobbied for COICA, the...
RIAA executive president of public policy Mitch Glazier told the AP that the bill is a necessary protective measure as digital technology evolves. If you live in the state of Tennessee sharing your password to your music or movie access accounts...
Previously, it has been the RIAA or Scientology or something more niche and segmented that has brought Anonymous out of the shadows. I have it running in the background much like you have a television or radio running, tuning in when you realize...
Fausto got in touch after reading an older column on the RIAA suing its customers -- and destroying pop music's branding proposition in the process. What he rightly points out is that the RIAA is closing the door on a major marketing opportunity...
RIAA Moves In on Digital Radio. Headlines that match your profile are tagged with a "Personalized" label. As you use the service, and the system gets a better sense of your interests, you'll see more personalized headlines.
RIAA threatens to sue Lycos over MP3 Reuters, March 25, 1999 --no longer online-- When AltaVista launched its Photo Finder service in late 1998, it upset a number of artists. Since then, there have been complaints against AltaVista's service and...
RIAA sues 532 more alleged file swappers. RIAA site disabled for five days. Newsknife is a project of Industry Standard Computing Ltd (ISC), a software development organization based in New Zealand. Established in 1988, ISC is privately owned and...
RIAA site disabled for five days. A special report from the Search Engine Strategies 2003 Conference, December 9-11, Chicago, Illinois. A longer version of this article that offers specific tips for effectively working with and managing affiliate...
RIAA to face MyDoom's music? It's a great way to compare the different "personalities" of search engines. One of the reasons I like HotBot is that it offers a quick way to get results from four different search engines: AlltheWeb, Google, Inktomi...
RIAA accused of Al Capone style racketeering. The Switch Is Official Webmaster World Hmmm. I take it the doom-prophets who have for years been saying that the day Yahoo drops Google they will be finished are now possibly reconsidering their positions!
RIAA accused of Al Capone style racketeering. RIAA sues 531 more Internet users over music downloads. You need to either click tabs to search specialized catalogs, or use advanced search commands, or visit "beta" services in Google labs.
P2P vs RIAA heads back to court.vnunet.com Feb 4 2004 11:49AM GMT Spidering Hacks shows you how. Search engines rely on spiders (also called crawlers or web robots) to discover web pages for indexing.
RIAA to target another 532 individuals. Google has quietly released a social networking service called orkut, named after Orkut Buyukkokten, a Google software engineer who developed the project during personal time allowed to him by Google.
More file-swappers sued by RIAA. Google's monthly update is known as the Google Dance to those really into search engine optimization. The "Florida" update, the nickname for the most recent major changes to Google's search algorithm, has sparked an...
