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	Free Dmitry Sklyarov!
		What's frightening about this bill is that it isn't about criminalizing acts of copyright infringement that involve the use of circumventing technologies; the bill criminalizes the creation, distribution, use or discussion of such technologies, even in the absence of provable copyright infringement.
		Sklyarov didn't come to DEFCON to talk about how to crack Adobe's eBook protection; he came to talk about the fact that Adobe's copy protection measures aren't up to the challenges of protecting data in the Internet environment.
		Sklyarov's message is simply this: Adobe's eBook protection scheme will work only if we're all so stupid and ignorant that we can't help being taken in, and so cowed by Draconian laws that we're afraid to peek under the curtain.
	journals2.iranscience.net:800 /www.linuxjournal.com/www.linuxjournal.com/article.php@sid=5057 (2078 words)

	Jason Hatch
		Rumor has it that Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) will be introducing a bill tomorrow that would add a new Section 501(g) to the Copyright Act granting copyright owners a cause of action against those who "induce" copyright infringement (cf.
		The bill states that if you make or provide a product that 'induces' somebody to infringe on another's copyright you could be held liable.
		Jason Kottke reads my DRM talk 06/19/2004 07:28 PM
	www.stargeek.com /item/255392.html (2078 words)

	Swarthmore Coalition for the Digital Commons
		I can't emphasize enough that all of the people in the administration were behind us 100%, but that they were afraid of Diebold suing the college for copyright infringement.
		In case you aren't aware, a copyright infringement lawsuit is one of the few things that can bankrupt a well-endowed college, because of the absurdly high statutory damages possible in a worst-case scenario.
		Unfortunately, Swarthmore College doesn't look very good in the article, because in my 5 minute "speech" I was only able to talk about how Swarthmore wimped out at first, not how they were wonderfully supportive afterwards.
	scdc.sccs.swarthmore.edu (2078 words)

	Domain Name Rights Coalition: Enhanced Penalties for Privacy
		Talk about false and misleading identification information, the recently introduced Fraudulent Online Identity Sanctions Act should really be called the "Slam the First Amendment Act." It bumps the penalties for trademark or copyright infringement to "willful" levels - that's up to $150,000 in statutory damages per copyright infringement -...
		Never mind that using false information in the address or telephone number fields may be the only way for individuals to protect their privacy; or that the First Amendment rights to anononymous speech may depend on the ability to register a name with "false" pseudonymous contacts.
		« Privacy Alert: Watch Out For FOISA
	www.netpolicy.com /dnrc/archives/000432.html (2078 words)

	FBI's Operation Site Down hunts down more victims - FileSharing Talk
		Each was charged with either criminal copyright infringement or conspiracy to commit criminal copyright infringement.
		This year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation launched "Operation Site Down," a global initiative against hackers who illegally acquire, copy, and distribute copyrighted music, movies, and games over the Web.
		Today, eight individuals arrested in Site Down raids were arraigned in a Charlotte, North Carolina, federal court.
	filesharingtalk.com /vb3/showthread.php?t=99475 (234 words)

	Channels 2, 7 go to court over 'Daisy' - INQ7.net
		TELEVISION network GMA 7 has charged its chief rival ABS-CBN with copyright infringement for allegedly airing part of Channel 7's soap, "Daisy Siete" on Channel 2's show biz talk show, "The Buzz."
		GMA 7 and Focus Entertainment, co-producers of "Daisy Siete," accused ABS-CBN officials of violating the Intellectual Property Code, which prohibits the public display of copyrighted intellectual property.
		The alleged infringement was said to have occurred on Feb. 13.
	news.inq7.net /entertainment/index.php?index=1&story_id=35469 (234 words)

	cbs4denver.com: 'Original' Churchill Art Piece Creates Controversy
		When CBS4 News reporter Raj Chohan tried to talk to Churchill about a possible copyright infringement, he received an angry response.
		(CBS4) BOULDER, Colo. An exclusive report by CBS4 News indicates embattled University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill may have broken copyright law by making a mirror image of an artist's work and selling it as his own.
		by CBS4 News reporter Raj Chohan and news4colorado.com staff
	news4colorado.com /topstories/local_story_055200531.html (234 words)

	Lacrosse Photos - Lacrosse Photographs - Lax photos.com
		In the event that an infringement is discovered you will be notified and invoiced 3 times the industry standard for unauthorized usage and/or prosecuted for Copyright Infringement in U S Federal Court where you will be subject to a fine of upto US $150,000 statutory damages as well as our court costs and attorneys' fees.***
		100th and 103rd issues of LACROSSE TALK Magazine.
		US Lacrosse is over 182,000 members and growing.
	www.laxphotos.com (847 words)

	Roger M. Milgrim: Cult Attorney
		So by citing that incident in an earlier paragraph of this letter, we can now legitimately talk about "further" infringement without having to falsely claim to have found infringements on the NOTs Scholars Page.
		> RTC is confident that you are aware that RTC objects to any > infringement of its copyright in this material and that the genesis of > unpublished materials outside any Church of Scientology is notorious > thefts in Denmark and England, to which an article on your Web page > refers.
		> RTC is the licensee of the copyrights and owner of other > intellectual property of L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the > Scientology religion, in the confidential, unpublished Scientology > scriptures known as the "Advanced Technology." As you can see, I am well versed in RTC's legal boilerplate.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /~dst/NOTs/legal/milgrim-analysis.html (847 words)

	Submission Agreement
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	www.transom.org /about/submit_agrmnt.html (847 words)

	Inchoate
		Last time I checked, “Kate Langbroek and her girlfriends do it, talk about it on national TV, and didn’t get into trouble” wasn’t a defence to infringement under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth).
		Like a good copyright lawyer, I was watching The Panel tonight.
		In the wrap-up stanza of miscellany, Kate Langbroek (who is usually a waste of space and air-time on the show) had an interesting confession.
	www.dbs.id.au /blog/law/pirated-movies-the-panel.html (417 words)

	Humorous Legal Cases @ Gavel2Gavel.com Funny Court Cases Real Court Cases
		In a case of one website versus another in a copyright infringement matter governed by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998 ("DMCA"), where the offending parties had copied an entire website, replaced the logos with their own and uploaded the same on the Internet.
		The Court cannot speak to the veracity of such loose talk, but out of an abundance of caution, the Court suggests that Plaintiff's lovable counsel has best upgrade to a nice shiny No. 2 pencil or at least sharpen what's left of the stubs of his crayons for what remains of this heart-stopping, spine-tingling action...
		I'm OK, and So Am I. An attorney representing himself in a case for recovery of his fees had his case dismissed because he failed to appear for a scheduled court hearing.
	www.re-quest.net /g2g/humor/cases (417 words)

	AlterNet: Crimes of Anonymity
		The bill is also aimed at people who are committing copyright or trademark infringement: fines for each infringed work posted on a pseudonymously registered site will increase by nearly $100,000, and it'll be much harder to argue that the infringement was legal under fair-use exemptions.
		The right to anonymous free speech, established by the First Amendment, is crucial for whistle-blowers, kids, critics of government and industry, and people who want to talk about issues (like queerness, illness, or religion) that might get them stigmatized in their community.
		FOISA is subtle poison being released into the environment for free expression.
	www.alternet.org /columnists/story/20099 (417 words)

	Salon.com Technology Death to the Minotaur
		As a legal shelter from the copyright-infringement case, Peter set up a new corporation, Garfield Games, which developed what came to be Magic: The Gathering.
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		And although Garfield intended the scheme to be an interesting exercise in metagame design, its potential as a financial gravy train was also an intriguing factor.
	archive.salon.com /tech/feature/2001/03/23/wizards (793 words)

	S Club 7 @ Celebrity-News.Net - Download News & Gossip - Movie, Music Celebrities, Fashion, Shop
		Fuller, the man behind the Spice Girls and S Club 7, claimed Cowell& ITV1 show copied his Pop Idol format, and was suing him for alleged copyright infringement...
		Small Talk: Shaun Udal on life on tour in Pakistan, Steve Harmison's Lovejoy DVD collection, and his ideal night out in Basingstoke.
		Simon Fuller was the man behind the Spice Girls and S Club 7 US broadcaster Fox also announced on Tuesday that it had...
	celebrity-news.net /s_club_7.html (2936 words)

	Techdirt:Chinese Movie Industry Recognizes Movie Watching Is A Social Experience
		A search of the ChinaDaily site for "Flying Daggers" (aka the movie with the best boxoffice earnings in China) showed a few other interesting articles including one on Warners Home Video's efforts in an environment that includes significant copyright infringement.
		If theaters were made more as a social atmosphere, as some "dinner theaters" in the USA have long experimented, then it will cause patrons to talk more, and maybe make out too.
		Yesterday we noted that the MPAA and movie theater owners were whining about how much people coming in an taping movies was hurting their business.
	techdirt.com /articles/20050322/0135258_F.shtml (942 words)

	The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town
		It continues, "I strongly feel that the Defendants Plagiarized, trademark and copyright infringement on my legal name (Jack Ass) and the cartoon character (Andi Ass)." And, "Therefore I (Jack Ass) pray this court will punish the Defendants to the maximum the law allows and that damages are no less than $10,000,000."
		Viacom International Inc. concerns an electrical lineman in Montana named Jack Ass, who stumbled upon the MTV show "Jackass" two years ago and was moved to mark his displeasure with litigation.
		The other day, in the Montana Twentieth Judicial District Court, Ass filed a six-page complaint against Viacom, which owns MTV, for "plagiarizing" and "defaming" his name with a TV show and a movie depicting young men who, among other things, snort lines of wasabi and pee on snow and eat it.
	www.newyorker.com /talk/content/?030106ta_talk_rosenwald (536 words)

	Michael Savage SUCKS. Educational and Informational
		The motion picture Academy is suing NBC for $150,000 for copyright infringement (June 16th, 2003) more...
		Eugene, Oregon's, KUGN, the "Voice of the Ducks," will drop the bombastic talk show host Michael Savage starting today.
		Michael Savage of the SAVAGE NATION, used to be broadcast by MSNBC.
	www.michaelsavagesucks.com (1419 words)

	Sarah, Duchess of York -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		Reed International did not pursue a claim for copyright infringement.
		Since her divorce, Sarah has hosted her own (A program during which well-known people discuss a topic or answer questions telephoned in by the audience) talk show, although this did not meet with a great deal of success.
		Sarah struggled with her weight, under intense media spotlight (she saw many publications dub her unflatteringly as "The Duchess of Pork"), and is now a spokesperson for (additional info and facts about Weight Watchers) Weight Watchers.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/sa/sarah,_duchess_of_york.htm (565 words)

	Sub-Mariner Message Board
		Their inclusion in this site is not intended as an infringement of their copyright in any way, but rather is done in the interest of documenting and reviewing pieces of pop culture "comic book" history.
		A Namor Pep Talk Cause I Need It!!!
		Namor's Heir - Avenging Son 8/16/2005, 12:37 pm
	members5.boardhost.com /Sub-Mariner (1854 words)

	User talk:Frazzydee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hey frazzydee, I saw that you flagged StumbleUpon as a copyright infringement.
		I don't have time right now to merge my changes into yours, but if you want to do it, drop me a line ASAP on User_talk:Frazzydee, and I'll put my version into the article's talk page -Frazzydee 02:37, 6 Jul 2004 (UTC)"
		I saw that you wanted to move Ethos to Wikitionary.
	en2.wikipedia.org /wiki/User_talk:Frazzydee (1854 words)

	CERT Advisory CA-1989-04 WANK Worm On SPAN Network
		Carnegie Mellon University does not make any warranty of any kind with respect to freedom from patent, trademark, or copyright infringement.
		_\ \_/ \___________________________________________________/ \ / \ Your System Has Been Officically WANKed / \_____________________________________________/ You talk of times of peace for all, and then prepare for war.
		A complete revision history is at the end of this file.
	www.cert.org /advisories/CA-1989-04.html (1337 words)

	Toledo Mudhen Tickets
		To report any claim of trademark or copyright infringement, or any other type of abuse, click here.
		Toledo Talk Home Page - Mudhen tickets on sale - "Tickets for the Toledo Mud Hens opening day are on sale this weekend.
		The internet site also allows you to view seating charts and search for better seats, it is a very convenient source to buy concert tickets.
	power-tickets.com /toledo-mudhen-tickets.html (650 words)

	news-2285308.html
		Idema has attempted to sue Fox News, Dreamworks and the Poughkeepsie Journal for anything from defamation to copyright infringement.
		Idema's wife told WRAL she wanted to talk about this case because she wanted the truth to be known.
		Idema's wife, Viktoria Runningwolf, and her pet hotel were at the center of a dispute over payment for a pet's injuries.
	www.officer.com /news/IBS/wral/news-2285308.html (385 words)

	Large
		The content of this page has been removed, due to suspicion of copyright infringement.
		Wanda at Large "Wanda at Large" was a Washington, D.C political talk show.
		Large Hadron Collider The Large Hadron Collider (short LHC) is a CMS are large, "general purpose" particle detectors.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/large.html (746 words)

	Resource Library - Tennessee Digital Freedom
		These resources deal primarily with U.S. Senate Bill 2560, known as the Oppose the Inducing Infringement of Copyright Act, or the INDUCE Act.
		Tennessee newspapers, television stations and news/talk radio stations
		Welcome to the Tennessee Digital Freedom's Resource Library.
	tndf.net /tndf/pages/resources.htm (263 words)

	The New Yorker: The Talk of the Town
		In October, 2003, on behalf of Guerrilla Girls, Inc., two of the original Girls, “Frida Kahlo” and “Käthe Kollwitz,” filed a federal lawsuit against the on-tour and broadband entities, and against several of their former colleagues, including Gertrude Stein, charging them with, among other things, copyright and trademark infringement and unjust enrichment.
		What bothered the defendants and the other Girls as much as the lawsuit was the fact that the two plaintiffs, in filing the case, chose to identify themselves by their real names.
		After 2000, the Girls weathered what they came to refer to as “the banana split.” A branch of the group devoted to fighting discrimination in the theatre now performs around the country under the name Guerrilla Girls on Tour, and an online enterprise split off, too, calling itself GuerrillaGirlsBroadBand.
	www.newyorker.com /talk/content/articles/050530ta_talk_toobin (801 words)

	Reason: Circus Act - parody web site axed by copyright infringement laws - Brief Article
		Until free speech and fair use can prevail before a judge, the really dysfunctional circus will be America's increasingly restrictive copyright laws.
		Galcik voluntarily retired the feature after a long talk with Keane, satisfying both sides of the dispute but also keeping the right of parody from having its day in court.
		At left is a frame from Bil Keane's The Family Circus, a widely syndicated cartoon that has always been saccharine and recently seems senile.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1568/is_7_31/ai_57815495 (281 words)

	Hannibal Courier-Post Features - StoryNames in the News 07/15/00
		The Kyodo news agency, citing court documents, reported that the singer-artist claims copyright infringement and is seeking $120,000 from the Teito Rapid Transit Authority.
		Rosie O'Donnell is moving back to Rockland Count, N.Y. The talk show host, comedian and actress is buying a hilltop home in Valley Cottage, not far from the Nyack house she left in December, publicist Lois Smith said Wednesday.
		Teito said it had permission from a local museum that staged a Warhol exhibit and paid nothing in exchange for promoting the show.
	www.hannibal.net /stories/071500/fea_0714000021.html (281 words)

	Blogcritics.org: Shades of Grey - A Grey album review
		There's been much talk about copyright infringement as of late (here and here, for example) and more specifically, DJ Dangermouse's recent project, The Grey Album (here and here, for example).
		Briefly, for those who haven't heard of the album yet, what DJ Danger Mouse did is to take an a capella version of Jay Z's The Black Album, and put those lyrics over beats created from samples taken from The Beatles' The White Album.
		All in all, the clarity is a little less than usually desirable, but one must remember that an album like this can't really be compared to major label recordings.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2004/02/26/120542.php (831 words)

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