C-SPAN Becomes Latest Victim of Copyright Fraud After YouTube Video Taken Down Drew Wilson | April 9, 2020 American public broadcaster, C-SPAN had one of their video’s taken down on YouTube. The broadcaster becomes the latest victim of copyright fraud.
Big Publishers Asking for Advertising Dollar Preferential Treatment Drew Wilson | April 5, 2020 Advertising dollars have been acing a squeeze lately. Now, Big UK publishers are calling for preferential treatment for their outlets.
Twitter Briefly Bans Cory Doctorow Over “A-Hole” Comment Drew Wilson | March 24, 2020 One of the longest running commentators in the copyright debate has found out that he was banned from Twitter after he made a comment.
Twitter Introduces New Rules About Comments Seen As Spreading COVID19 Drew Wilson | March 21, 2020 Twitter has announced sweeping new rules surrounding comments that could be seen as aiding the spread of COVID19.
Musician: Troll Impersonated Me, Is Attempting to Take Down My Social Accounts Drew Wilson | March 19, 2020 A musician is speaking out about a troll he says is impersonating him. That imposter is now sending DMCA complaints against his social accounts.
Destiny, Halo Composer Martin O’Donnell Hit With Copyright Fraud on YouTube Drew Wilson | March 17, 2020 The rampant copyright fraud problem is continuing with Martin O’Donnell being the latest victim. A video featuring his own work is the target.
US Anti-Encryption Legislation EARN IT Getting Closer to Being Tabled Drew Wilson | March 5, 2020 The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is raising the alarm over EARN IT since it is getting closer to being tabled.
3rd Phase of Article 17 Implementation Consultation Concludes Drew Wilson | March 1, 2020 The EU government has concluded it’s third phase of consultations in implementing Article 17. Some worry that copyright cannot be fixed.
Broadcast Panel Chair: If TV Broadcasters Are Licensed, So Can Internet Sites Drew Wilson | February 27, 2020 The push to regulate speech is continuing with a Broadcast Panel chairperson arguing that if TV broadcasters are licensed, so can Internet news services.
CBC Doubles Down, Calls for “Trusted” News Sources and Regulating The Rest Drew Wilson | February 19, 2020 The lobbying effort to regulate free speech is continuing in Canada. The CBC is apparently calling for regulating news sources not deemed “trusted”.
