This week, new legislation was tabled in the U.S. House and Senate that introduces the creation of a “small claims” process for copyright offenses. The CASE Act, short for “Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement,” proposes […]
It’s been nearly a year since the EU’s new privacy regulation, the GDPR, was implemented. The GDPR requires many online services and tools to tighten their privacy policies. This also affects domain registrars. Faced with […]
In pretty much every part in the world, creators can claim copyright on their work without having to register anything. This is also true in the United States. However, when rightsholders want to sue someone […]
After years of discussions and negotiations, the EU’s copyright reform proposals are nearing the finish line. In recent months concerns have been voiced about the plans from various sides. Article 13, in particular, proved to be […]
This September, the European Parliament backed the controversial Article 13 proposals, something that was met with a chorus of support from the entertainment industries, the music sector in particular. The final text of Article 13 […]
As the controversy over the EU’s Article 13 proposals continue, Twitter appears to be the communications weapon of choice for parties on both sides. While the debate has often been well thought out and considered, […]
In a plenary vote in September, the European Parliament backed the controversial Article 13 proposal, which is part of EU’s copyright reform plans. The outcome was welcomed by many copyright holders, particularly in the music […]
As a staunch defender of an open Internet, ISP Bahnhof has repeatedly spoken out against pirate site blocking efforts. The company has also argued the matter in court recently, after academic publisher Elsevier applied for […]
With site-blocking measures in full swing Down Under, entertainment industry groups want to tighten up the law further still, in order to tackle the piracy problem more easily. The recently introduced Copyright Amendment (Online Infringement) […]
Following persistent complaints from copyright holders that Russian Internet giant Yandex has failed to keep ‘pirate’ links to TV shows out of its search results, several major broadcasters filed a lawsuit with the Moscow City […]
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