56 news & feature articles results for "dmca harbor"

On the same day that an English soccer league files suit against YouTube, NBC Universal joins Viacom in filing on behalf of journalist suing YouTube for copyright infringement.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Attorney for media conglomerate says Google doesn't adequately police pirated clips, leaving his company with an unfair burden.

Posted by Anne Broache

Nine traps you can easily fall into when you're starting a Web 2.0 company

Posted by Rafe Needleman

Between protecting themselves from liability and restricting free expression of subscribers, Internet service providers tread a fine line in the United States.

Posted by null Gartner Viewpoint

Popular video-sharing site already faces legal heat. Will its acquisition make Google a high-profile lawsuit target?

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Anne Broache

Microsoft, Mozilla, and Apple all make strides in the browser battles, while courts rule on copyright cases. Also: Politics, tech-style.

Posted by Steven Musil

A form letter Star Wars producer Lucasfilm is sending to hundreds of ISPs is resparking debate about who is responsible for policing copyright infringement on the Net.

Posted by Dan Goodin

Congress advances legislation to expand copyright protection of online material and to limit ISPs' liability for customers' infringements.

Posted by Courtney Macavinta

A New Jersey judge throws out a lawsuit against the music industry, saying threatened legal action didn't stop professor Edward Felten from publishing research.

Posted by Robert Lemos

A New Jersey judge throws out a lawsuit against the music industry, saying threatened legal action didn't stop professor Edward Felten from publishing research.

Posted by Robert Lemos