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Copyright
Tuesday 19 August 2008 Publishers not yet responding to magazine copyright violationsBy Alisa Zykova, Tuesday 19 August 2008 at 18:47 :: Copyright Few editors or publishers have responded to Mygazines.com, a site that lets users upload and flip through magazines online, Zataz.com reported. The site lets users diffuse and copy print magazines for free, even though this is illegal. Tuesday 27 May 2008 Google faces lawsuit from Belgian newspapersBy Erina Lin, Tuesday 27 May 2008 at 23:38 :: Copyright A group of Belgian newspapers are seeking up to €49.1 million from Google, in a lawsuit over the right to feature links to the publishers' content online, Bloomberg reported. Copiepresse, a copyright group for newspaper publishers in Belgium, is asking a Brussels court to charge between €32.8 and €49.1 million, according to the group’s secretary-general Margaret Boribon Monday. Friday 9 May 2008 Google to critics: We 'respect copyright law'By Leah McBride Mensching, Friday 9 May 2008 at 23:29 :: Copyright Google cares about copyright protections, and operates consistently with copyright law, Josh Cohen, Google News content specialist told the Toronto Star in a Q&A Friday. Speaking at the 2008 Canadian Newspaper Association/Canadian Community Newspapers Association conference in Toronto, Cohen “delivered a message of peace and partnership,” Toronto News reporter Brett Popplewell reported Friday, telling the audience that although news content is “bigger than it's ever been ... how people are getting it is going through tremendous change.” Friday 18 April 2008 Associated Press inks copyright protection dealBy Alexandra Zeumer, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:02 :: Copyright The Associated Press will begin using a new copyright protection system for online users of its content, called iCopyright, Journalism.co.uk reported Thursday. Online copyright rights service iCopyright will help to create a Web-based licensing system for AP content. Monday 28 January 2008 ACAP Answers Its CriticsBy Larry Kilman, Monday 28 January 2008 at 11:47 :: Copyright Since the recent launch of ACAP, the new standard to protect the intellectual property of anyone publishing on the Web, the blogosphere has been full of comments about it -- and not all of them have been polite. In addition to a great deal of supportive commentary, the Automated Content Access Protocol has faced an inevitable flurry of criticism. ACAP and its supporters, which includes the World Association of Newspapers, are facing the issues head-on and answering their critics. Monday 21 May 2007 Online/Digital Copyright - United KingdomBy Leah McBride Mensching, Monday 21 May 2007 at 01:44 :: Copyright by Tatiana Repkova Google UK has denied forming secret deals with several UK publishers to supply content to its Google News service. A report in the Sunday Herald claimed that Google was understood to have reached deals with several large UK news groups over carrying their content on Google News. Tuesday 13 February 2007 Online/Digital Copyright - BelgiumBy Leah McBride Mensching, Tuesday 13 February 2007 at 01:43 :: Copyright by Tatiana Repkova A Belgian court dealt a blow to Google on February 13 by ruling against the U.S. Internet giant in a copyright case lodged by French-language Belgian newspapers and closely watched by other media. |
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