MPAA Wants to ‘Automatically’ Eliminate Piracy
Oh the things that sound good on paper…
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2008
Financier for MPAA Members Arrested – Court Battle Looms
It may get a little harder for the MPAA to play the moral card – not to mention getting funding for movie production for it’s
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RIAA Sued for Price Fixing – 6 Years Later
It has been a little over 6 years since the Recording Industry Association of America settled a case where they were accused for price fixing.
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Canada Elects Minority Government, Could Avoid Canadian DMCA Again
Canada was headed into political uncertainty with copyright legislation being successfully pushed under the rug throughout the election this year.
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The Canadian DMCA and After This Election
There’s a lot of talk in Canadian circles about the up and coming Canadian election and what it could mean for the future of copyright
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Copyright Industry Getting Slaughtered in the Stock Markets
The copyright industry, namely the RIAA and MPAA, have said for years that file-sharing has caused the industry billions of dollars and loss of hundreds
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Scratch: The Ultimate DJ a Rip Off of Beatmania?
Guitar Hero has become a successful product in North America for quite some time.
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Nokia Thinks a DRM Based Online Music Business Model Will Work
In light of major music stores selling DRM encoded music collapsing, Nokia apparently thinks that they can somehow reverse the trend and make a successful
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Massive New Artists Rights Coalition Launches – Takes Aim At Major Record Labels
Are you an artist tired of major record labels putting words in your mouth when it comes to suing music fans or deciding how much
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UK Prime Minister Denies Three Strikes Proposal… After Europe Tossed It
In an odd turn of events, British prime minister has denied that a three strikes proposal for p2p users is in the works.
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