This Week In Techdirt History: August 23rd – 29th
from the that-was-that dept
This Week in 2016
- India Criminalizes Merely Visiting A Copyright Infringing ‘Blocked’ Site
- Anti-Piracy Operations Are Fabricating Links To Non-Existent Torrents In DMCA Notices
- Peter Thiel’s Lawyer Now Sending Questionable Defamation Threat Letters To Media On Behalf Of Melania Trump
- Copyright Group, In Arguing Against FCC’s Set Top Box Proposal, Appears To Argue That VCRs & DVRs Are Also Illegal
- Lawyer Sues Basically All Mainstream Media For RICO Violations For How They Report On Donald Trump
- Team Prenda Done Fighting Judge Otis Wright
This Week in 2011
- RIAA Files Expected Appeal Over Judge’s Decision To Decrease Jury Award In Jammie Thomas Trial
- MP3Tunes Ruling Protects DMCA Safe Harbors
- Australian Government Considering Three Strikes; Consumers Not Considered Stakeholders
- EMI Doesn’t Pay Royalties, Or It Does, But To The Wrong People, Or It Doesn’t, Or Maybe It Does…
- Washington Post Editorial Claims Piracy ‘Costs’ Companies Millions; Believes PROTECT IP Won’t Be ‘More Sweeping Than Necessary’
- Paul Vixie Explains How PROTECT IP Will Break The Internet
This Week in 2006
- Companies Don’t Want To Put Jobs Online… So Some Politicians Want To Force Them To
- The RIAA’s Last Profitable Business Model: Automated Extortion?
- Actually Competing In The Marketplace Is Using Intellectual Property In The Wrong Way?
- Brazil Tries To Shut Down Google, After Talking To The Wrong People
- I Sue You, You Sue Me, We’re An Unhappy Web Family…
- Asking ISPs To Block Hate Speech Is The Wrong Solution
