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Phishing scam affecting email services such as Hotmail and GMail is spreading
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- October 8, 2009
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For precaution, now is the time to take a few minutes to change the password and any security questions for your e-mail account.
The scam was highlighted when several lists, detailing more than 30,000 names and passwords from Hotmail, Google and Yaho...
Nintendo Combats Piracy & Launches Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
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- October 6, 2009
- Copyright, Games
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Nintendo made a major move today in its ongoing fight against piracy. Joined by 54 game publishers, including such giants as Square Enix and Capcom, the company filed suit in Tokyo District Court seeking the halt in import and sale of Majicon devices...
Viacom Has Emails Showing That YouTube Knowingly Violated Copyrights
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- October 6, 2009
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Viacom may have emails proving that YouTube knowingly uploaded unauthorized videos. These emails can help Viacom with its $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit against Youtube. Emails show that YouTube managers were aware of the copyright infring...
Microsoft is awarded a patent for a DRM system that works in P2P networks.
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- October 5, 2009
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Microsoft gets a patent for a distributed DRM system that works in P2P networks.
The Patent number 7,594,275 is labeled: "Digital rights management system" using encrypted public and private keys as the licensing mechanism.
The patent was filed in...
Verizon to pay ASCAP $5 million interim license fee for public ringtone use
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- September 25, 2009
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Three months after performance rights organization the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers filed suit against AT&T, alleging that each time a musical ringtone goes off in public the mobile phone melody constitutes a performance...
Software developer SpeedTrack files patent infringement lawsuit against Amazon.com, Best Buy, Overstock.com, Nike, Costco and Dell
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- September 24, 2009
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Software developer SpeedTrack has filed a lawsuit against major online retailers, including Amazon.com, Best Buy, Overstock.com, Nike, Costco and Dell. SpeedTack accuses the major online retailers of infringing their patent alleging that it covered a...
Radiohead´s Ed O´Brien Reacts to Lily Allen Piracy Row
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- September 24, 2009
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Now that he’s facing formidable opposition from Sir Elton John and Captain James Blunt, Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien has finally spoken out about the pseudo showdown between the Featured Artists Coalition and Lily Allen’s “It’s Not Alright” b...
Recent News
- Phishing scam affecting email services such as Hotmail and GMail is spreading
- Nintendo Combats Piracy & Launches Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
- Viacom Has Emails Showing That YouTube Knowingly Violated Copyrights
- Microsoft is awarded a patent for a DRM system that works in P2P networks.
- Verizon to pay ASCAP $5 million interim license fee for public ringtone use
- Software developer SpeedTrack files patent infringement lawsuit against Amazon.com, Best Buy, Overstock.com, Nike, Costco and Dell
- Radiohead´s Ed O´Brien Reacts to Lily Allen Piracy Row
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