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Meltwater, UK Newspapers Each Get Partial Victory In Web Fees Ruling

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Europe Says It Won’t Adopt ‘Bad’ Digital Policy Like SOPA

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Europe Thinks Open Data Could Add €40 Billion To Its Economy

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UltraViolet’s First Web Channels Are Now Live, Now It’s Going Global

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UK Gets Ball Rolling On Digital Copyright Exchange

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TV Catchup Gets Court Victories, But Europe Will Have Final Say

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Lib Dems To Vote On Repealing Digital Economy Act

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Update: Broadcasters Get A Mixed Judgement Over TVCatchup

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Key Points: UK IP Review Proposes Legal Format-Shifting And More

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Winners And Losers In The News Aggregator Copyright Case

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Newspapers Welcome Verdict Giving Them Commercial Online Royalties

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PR Chief: ‘Copyright Law Just Doesn’t Work In An Internet Age’

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PRCA & Meltwater vs NLA: Full Judgement & Key Points

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PRs Lose Court Appeal On Online Story Copying

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UK Newspapers Launch Their Own Pay-For Web Aggregator

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Google Will Scan 250,000 Out-Of-Copyright Books For The British Library

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Video Head-To-Head: Newspapers Vs PRs & Meltwater

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UK Digital IP Review Wants Easier Licensing, Format-Shifting, No Fair Use

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Will Consumers Baulk At Digital-Rental Lock-In?

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Entertainment Triumphant As UK ISPs’ Challenge To Piracy Law Fails

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ISPs Monitoring For Illegal Downloads Breaches Privacy, EU Official Says

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UK Government Will Press Ahead With Giving Away Paid Content To Libraries

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Corrected: British Libraries Must Not Harvest Paywalled News Sites

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Euro Court Refereeing In Online Jurisdiction Football Case

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Music Industry Pleads With Baidu To Help Stop Piracy

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Channel 4 Asks UK Government To Outlaw Online Re-Transmission

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UK IP Review: Google, Content Owners Disagree On ‘Fair Use’

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Google Fined In French Court For Not Stopping Video Copyright Abuse

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UK Checks Whether Its Site Blocking Piracy Measures Can Really Work

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It Begins: Content Execs Prepare To Lobby Again

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FilmOn To CBS: ‘We’ll Fight You Hypocritical, Thieving Liars’

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PRs Appeal UK High Court’s Pay-For-Links Ruling

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Video: Dolly The Sheep And The History And Future Of Copyright

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In Online TV Re-Streaming, UK’s TVCatchup Dealt A Legal Blow

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Interview: NLA Happy That Ruling Extends Photocopy Levies To Web

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Interview: Meltwater CEO Says Ruling Hurts Web, But Is ‘Just An Interlude’

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NLA Ruling Summary: How PRs Break Copyright Law Online

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Court Says UK Papers Can Command Levies From Pay-For News Monitor Customers

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After The Warnings, Ministry Of Sound Tries Monetising Its Video

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Music Videos: Glaenzer, Shazam On Spotify, Sales And ‘Copyright Blah-Blah’

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Report: Pirate Bay Appeal Hampered By Spotify Connection

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Reports: Nokia Wants DRM-Free Music Store, Comes With Music

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@ MidemNet: Vivendi ‘Still Strongly Attached To DRM’ And CDs

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Sony BMG Confirms DRM-Free Debut – At Bricks-And-Mortar Stores

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France To Disconnect Online Pirates; DRM Restrictions Might Go

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UK Music Retailers To Labels: ‘Drop DRM By Christmas’

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iTunes Store Launches U.K. TV Downloads; Crippled By Lack Of Domestic Programming

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Google Extends Playability, Offers Full Refunds For Defunct Store Videos

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French Broadband Entices With Unlimited Music; Universal Partners With Neuf Cegetel

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Amazon Invests In Popularity-Priced Indie Music Retailer Amie Street

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