101 news & feature articles results for "harbor violation"

Social-publishing site accused in lawsuit of violating author's copyright says the company is comfortably docked in the DMCA's safe harbor.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Telecommunications giant denies accusations by Spamhaus that it hosts a Web site distributing spamming tools.

Posted by Dan Ilett

Order in porn case carves out wider copyright protections for Net businesses.

Posted by Paul Festa

A Los Angeles area man is the first to be charged under a California "cyberstalking" law that went into effect one year ago.

Posted by Dan Goodin

The federal agency and four states are suing the satellite television provider for calling consumers on the national Do Not Call registry and making illegal robocalls.

Posted by Stephanie Condon

But MySpace disputes the music group's charges, saying it has been working to protect artists.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

DMCA doesn't require ISPs to forward warning letters, but they do. DMCA may require ISPs to terminate chronic copyright violators, but some don't.

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

The online auction giant will close its direct e-mail link to SafeHarbor, its department that responds to questions about suspicious activity on the site or specific fraud complaints.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

Accused by the largest music label of violating its copyright, Veoh wins court decision that says such sites are protected under Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

Posted by Greg Sandoval