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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Does the DMCA Work?
If you are a copyright owner, two recent cases involving the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) must have you feeling like Mugato (Will Ferrell) in Zoolander: In UMG Recordings, Inc. v. Veoh Networks, Inc., No. 09-56777 (9th Cir. Dec. 20, … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Act, DMCA, Infringement, Megaupload, Veoh
Tagged Copyright Act, Copyright Infringement, DMCA, Illegal File Sharing, Infringement, Litigation, Megaupload, Ninth Circuit, Veoh
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Dollar Dollar Bill Y’All – Attorneys Fees for Winning Defendants in Fair Use Wins
In two recent cases, federal district courts awarded attorneys’ fees to defendants in copyright infringement claims who prevailed on the basis of fair use. I think the “fair use” defense is the most over-pled defense in copyright cases. For example, in … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Act, Fair Use, Infringement
Tagged Copyright Act, Copyright Infringement, fair use, Infringement, Litigation
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