Music Piracy Is Still a Problem — But It’s a Manageable One
While TV/film continues to struggle with piracy, for music it’s hardly the problem it once was thanks to the industry’s approach to streaming.
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Music Piracy Is Still a Problem — But It’s a Manageable One
Read more: Music Piracy Is Still a Problem — But It’s a Manageable OneWhile TV/film continues to struggle with piracy, for music it’s hardly the problem it once was thanks to the industry’s approach to streaming.
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Composer Maria Schneider Says Trial Over YouTube Anti-Piracy Tools Must Be Postponed
Read more: Composer Maria Schneider Says Trial Over YouTube Anti-Piracy Tools Must Be PostponedWith a trial set for next week, YouTube’s accuser wants an emergency pause while she seeks to overturn a ruling that dramatically reduced the size of the case.
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YouTube Won’t Face Copyright Class Action Over Anti-Piracy Tools, Judge Rules
Read more: YouTube Won’t Face Copyright Class Action Over Anti-Piracy Tools, Judge RulesThe case claimed that YouTube offers tools like Content ID to record labels but refuses to allow “ordinary” copyright owners to use them.
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Switch modder Bowser released from prison, likely owes Nintendo for rest of life
Read more: Switch modder Bowser released from prison, likely owes Nintendo for rest of lifeTeam Xecuter member, out early on good behavior, has paid $175 so far.
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Music Piracy Is Rising — And the U.S. Is a Trouble Spot
Read more: Music Piracy Is Rising — And the U.S. Is a Trouble SpotStream-ripping is the most prevalent form of music piracy in the States, the world’s third largest market for piracy, according to a report from MUSO.
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Reddit tells court: Film studios spewed “nonsense” in demand for users’ names
Read more: Reddit tells court: Film studios spewed “nonsense” in demand for users’ namesFirst Amendment covers users who anonymously discussed piracy, Reddit tells court.
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Reddit should have to identify users who discussed piracy, film studios tell court
Read more: Reddit should have to identify users who discussed piracy, film studios tell courtPlaintiffs say Reddit posts from up to 13 years ago show ISP ignored movie piracy.
